As AI workloads surge, IEEE former president Tom Coughlin outlines how bottlenecks in memory supply and system architecture may quietly steer the industry's next phase.

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In an illustration of the severity of the current memory shortage, HP Inc. CFO Karen Parkhill said that RAM has gone from ...

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Optical media is still an amazing technology that has many uses today.

The AI boom has created a new problem: skyrocketing prices of RAM and SSD, and partners are feeling the brunt of it.