Apple is planning price increases on its products due to an ongoing global memory shortage, driven by high demand for AI chips. CEO Tim Cook stated the hikes are 'unavoidable,' impacting even Apple, which was previously thought to be insulated.
SanDisk has released officially licensed PS5 NVMe SSDs, the Optimus GX PRO 850P, in capacities from 1TB to 8TB. The 8TB model costs $2,959.99, significantly higher than comparable Western Digital SSDs due to memory shortages.
Micron's market value tops $1 trillion as AI demand drives up shares 19%, with UBS tripling its price target to $1,625
Workers at the world's largest manufacturer threaten strike as global memory shortage intensifies.
GigaDevice and Biwin Storage shares surged following CXMT's record Q1 revenue and profit, driven by rising DRAM prices and expanding sales volumes. CXMT forecasts continued strong performance for the first half of 2026.
Samsung predicts the severe memory shortage driving up prices for phones and gaming handhelds will worsen through 2027, with supply falling far short of customer demand. The world's biggest RAM manufacturer warns the supply-to-demand gap will widen further next year, following earlier reports that the industry may not catch up until 2030. Complications could arise if Samsung fails to reach agreement with its labor union planning an 18-day strike starting May 21st.
Wall Street is optimistic about big tech companies and their data center construction plans, despite a memory shortage and the Iran war.
Last November, Valve introduced the world to its new vision of living room gaming: the Steam Machine and Steam Controller. Then, RAMageddon. Memory shortages forced Valve to delay all its hardware and reset expectations. Now, Valve is releasing the Steam Controller without the Steam Machine. The Steam Controller is officially going on sale May 4th […]
The AI-driven memory shortage is hitting Samsung's bottom line.
Nvidia, now the world's most valuable company due to AI demand, is shifting away from its gaming roots. The chipmaker that nearly went bankrupt in 1999 before gamers saved it with purchases of its GeForce 256 GPU now earns nearly all revenue from AI products. With operating margins of 69% in AI compute versus 40% in gaming graphics, and facing severe DRAM shortages, Nvidia is prioritizing high-margin AI chips like Hopper and Blackwell. Analysts predict 2026 may be the first year in three decades without a new GeForce generation, sparking anger among the gaming community who feel betrayed.
From fancy OLED TVs to robot vacuums with arms, we tend to cover a lot of cool stuff here at The Verge that, unfortunately, often costs as much as a month’s rent (or more). But with the ongoing tariff situation in the US and a global memory shortage pushing up the cost of, well, everything, we’re well aware that not […]
