Samsung's latest report suggests the RAM crisis is only just getting started — could we be looking at a new normal?
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If Samsung is signaling RAM tightness beyond 2027, you should assume memory is a structural constraint for AI-heavy workloads, not a short-term blip. Infra and product teams need to budget for higher memory costs, prioritize memory-efficient architectures, and revisit “just add more RAM” as a default scaling strategy.
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