6 comments

  • proxysna 0 minutes ago
    I have huge hopes fox CXMT entering the market and at least offsetting this nightmare. Just this week i've paid ~$1k USD for 2x32G DDR5 ECC, insane.
  • twelvedogs 9 minutes ago
    doesn't seem unlikely, i'd probably ask someone who won't massively benefit from people believing that it will be tighter though
    • Neil44 2 minutes ago
      Yeah he doesn't want people delaying purchasing decisions
  • water-drummer 4 minutes ago
    Shovel seller says shovels will be expensive in winter so make sure to buy as many as you can today.
    • dgellow 1 minute ago
      I mean, yes, but they are also right. They benefit from the market conditions, and contribute to the price increase, but it’s pretty clear there won’t be that much available shovels for a very long time
  • damowangcy 1 minute ago
    remind me in a few years when the same CEO is writing long post on Linkedin explaining why they need to let go half of the company.
  • spiclk 10 minutes ago
    If only we'd all made do with 640k!
  • zsoltkacsandi 5 minutes ago
    No one will use AI products if there won't be consumer products because of RAM shortage.
    • pickleglitch 1 minute ago
      The plan is to make us all use shitty hardware like a chromebook and rent compute from the cloud for anything heavier than a web browser.
    • amelius 0 minutes ago
      The AI companies will sell those products to us. Locked down and all.
    • dannyw 3 minutes ago
      There’s always going to be consumer products, even if the value proposition is worse.

      If there’s a silver lining, I hope it leads to more optimisation, less Electron, and less bloat.

      Typed from my 8GB MacBook Neo; which is honestly plenty fast enough. It “feels” like a 16GB windows laptop, even tho of course I know it’s not, but there’s something about optimisation.

    • snovv_crash 4 minutes ago
      Tragedy of the commons.