'Everyone who wants to build memory has two choices: Pay a 100% tariff, or build in America': US government's threat could mean RAM crisis gets even worse

Consumers in the US now face an additional danger in terms of factors that could seriously hike the price of laptops and PCs.

Screwdriver set: users began to assemble memory cards on their own

One of the editors' interlocutors claims that he recently quite profitably resold a batch of about 5,000 used memory chips to ...
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Samsung refutes claims of '80% price hike' across all memory products — leaks and rumors denied by Samsung PR amidst historic RAM shortages

Samsung today refuted claims from the internet that it was set to raise prices on all memory products by 80%. The claims, ...

DDR5 prices are skyrocketing thanks to AI memory greed

DDR5 prices are skyrocketing thanks to AI memory greed as PC kits get squeezed in early 2026 market madness ...

The amount of system memory has changed error when turning on computer

If you encounter The amount of system memory has changed error when you turn on your Dell or Alienware system, this article ...
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The 5 unlikely winners of the memory chip shortage

With firms looking increasingly unable to buy more memory chips, squeezing every last drop of performance from existing ...

ReRAM is back in play and may one day be a genuine 'successor to flash memory' thanks to manufacturing investment

A flash in the pan?
Windows Report

Memory Shortage Turns Absurd as Thieves Only Steal DDR5 RAM from South Korean Office

DDR5 RAM prices have jumped 4x since 2025, impacting PCs and consoles, and even triggering targeted memory thefts amid supply ...

RTX 5090 cards sell out while scalpers make bank

Nvidia's flagship GPU has disappeared from store shelves—and scalpers are selling it for more than double now.
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Smartphone AI tax is looming

As global demand for AI technology drives up component costs, says Tecno, consumers should reassess upgrade timelines, writes ...

Spraying kerosene over the DRAM inferno, US commerce secretary suggests memory chip makers could face 100% tariffs unless they commit to increased US production

They can pay a 100% tariff, or they can build in America. That’s industrial policy.” The DRAM and NAND flash industry is ...

DDR3 is making an unexpected comeback now that DDR4 is also too expensive

According to a post on the China-based PC hardware forum Board Channels, people looking to build relatively affordable workstations with lots of memory are buying old ...