Prices for random access memory (RAM), a type of high-speed storage component whose price has reached record highs due to artificial intelligence (AI) giants training chatbots, have triggered a ...

64GB DDR5 RAM kits that cost $200 not so long ago are now more than $1000 RAM pricing surge has turned routine PC upgrades into luxury purchases AI demand is partly to blame for the ongoing RAM crisis ...

Steam Frame is still shipping sometime in the first half of 2026, although now Valve says the current component shortage has led the company to revise both price and release date of the standalone VR ...

A quick check on some price search engines underscores just how hostile the current upgrade market has become for system builders. In its latest look at online retail pricing for RAM, HDDs, and SSDs, ...

Coming into 2026, one of the biggest concerns hitting the consumer tech industry has been the skyrocketing cost of RAM. Exacerbated by the development costs and use of AI, many groups have raised ...

The RAM crisis due to the rise of AI has hit the consumer market, especially the RAM and SSD market, very badly. With consumers getting hurt the most, it’s becoming hard to find RAM at good prices now ...

This year, there won't be enough memory to meet worldwide demand because powerful AI chips made by the likes of Nvidia, AMD and Google need so much of it. Prices for computer memory, or RAM, are ...

Samsung says AI data center-fueled RAM scarcity could raise the company's prices. Wonjin Lee, Samsung's global marketing leader, sounded the alarm in an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday at CES 2026 ...

Nvidia has provided native GeForce Now support for Linux PCs and Fire TVs This comes amid the crisis causing high prices for GPUs and RAM kits It's another case of Nvidia further supporting Linux and ...

Over the last few decades, creating video games has become extremely lucrative for the most successful companies. That is the case because it seems like an ever-increasing percentage of the population ...

For decades, the consumer PC market operated under a fundamental assumption: computers would get more powerful every year, and costs would continue to fall relative to processing power. Until now, ...