HP has issued a stark warning about the ongoing RAM crisis, revealing that memory now accounts for roughly 35% of its PC bill of materials, up sharply from 15 to 18% just one quarter ago, with the company expecting cost volatility to persist well into next year.
New market data suggests that high DRAM prices will continue to climb through March 2026 as the relentless demand for AI hardware drains the global supply of standard memory chips.
A new RowHammer attack called Phoenix can break into even the latest DDR5 memory chips in minutes and steal sensitive data. Here’s a simple explanation of what is happening, why it matters, and what you should know.
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