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Will memory and SSD prices drop after the AI bubble bursts? At that point, price will be the least of your worries

Will memory and SSD prices drop after the AI bubble bursts? At that point, price will be the least of your worries
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The article discusses the ongoing surge in memory prices as of the end of 2026, which remains unexpected for vendors and users alike.

Key points

  • •The surge in memory prices continues unabated as of the end of 2026.
  • •The situation is unexpected for memory vendors, PC vendors, and end users alike.
  • •Akira Fukuda has posted an article pointing out the current state of memory pricing.
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