Memory prices are unlikely to return to pre-crisis levels before 2028–2029, with relief expected to be modest and delayed due to industry capacity constraints.
When Does Cheap Memory Come Back? The 2027–2029 Question
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The SSD Squeeze: Why Storage Joined the Party
Storage prices soar as NAND shortages intensify due to AI-driven demand and factory competition, impacting enterprise and consumer markets in 2026.
DDR5 Now, DDR6 Soon: A Buyer’s Field Guide
Learn why buying DDR5 now makes sense and why DDR6 isn’t ready for mainstream in 2026. Get expert advice on memory choices for your build.
The Memory Squeeze: Why Your RAM Bill Doubled
DRAM prices have surged up to 600%, driven by AI-focused manufacturing shifts, with supply constraints and high-margin products fueling the memory crunch.
The SSD Squeeze: Why Storage Joined The Party
Record-breaking NAND price hikes driven by AI’s storage needs and wafer competition are reshaping the storage market, impacting consumers and enterprises alike.
The Memory Squeeze: Why Your RAM Bill Doubled
RAM costs have surged up to 600% as manufacturers prioritize AI memory over consumer DRAM, causing shortages and price hikes in 2026.
Apple Wants Blacklisted Chinese RAM — And That Tells You How Bad The Squeeze Got
Apple is lobbying US authorities to buy Chinese-made RAM from CXMT, raising questions about supply shortages and national security concerns amid a memory crunch.
Apple Wants Blacklisted Chinese RAM — and That Tells You How Bad the Squeeze Got
Apple is lobbying US authorities to purchase Chinese-made memory chips from CXMT, raising concerns over supply security and national security implications.
ULA launches final Atlas 5 rocket supporting Amazon Leo’s broadband internet satellite constellation
United Launch Alliance has successfully launched its last Atlas 5 rocket, supporting Amazon’s Leo broadband satellite constellation. The launch marks the end of an era.
China’s influence pipeline is already active in Japan’s information space
Recent reports reveal China’s influence pipeline is already operating within Japan’s media and political landscape, raising concerns over foreign interference.
