If scarcity is a super power, it seems flash memory has become a superhero of sorts in the AI conversation. But like with all ...

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AMD's next-generation 'Halo' APU seems likely to use bleeding-edge LPDDR6 memory for nearly double the bandwidth.

Intel's next-gen 52-core Nova Lake CPUs rumored with up to 800W and beyond power usage, with only highest-end 900-series mobos to support full power.

And oh boy, is it's cache system good.

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A gigabyte is a gigabyte, right?

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The new parts aren't in mass production yet, but they'll likely replace most consumer RAM in the coming years.

AI demand is tightening memory supply and driving sharp price swings, creating windfalls for traders while forcing China’s tech firms into an increasingly volatile market.