2003-era DDR2 memory prices jump up to 60% — AI-driven DRAM shortage reaches the oldest standard still in production
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I had no idea they were still being made.
Me either, and at this rate we're gonna start seeing some DDR1 production restart LMAO
That'd be funny because they'd also have to start making devices that can use it again. It'd be like going back to better days when tech was still actually fun.
I'd love that. Watching those BBC Archive videos on computing makes me sort of nostalgic / yearn for those times. Makes me wish u8 could be around for that.
Well, we all see where this is going. Excuse me while I go invest all my retirement money in abacus factories.