Memory Companies Have Destroyed the Consumer Market
Gamers Nexus • 1.0M views • 21h ago
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The cyclical nature of memory manufacturing may finally be broken -- and not in a good way for consumers. The memory manufacturers have all moved toward long-term agreements with longer terms and capacity than previously, with Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix diverting a flood of memory away from consumers. At the same time, Amazon has publicly stated that more users than ever will consider its cloud services due to the rising costs of on-location hardware. But don't worry: By 2035, Micron will save us all.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - RAM and SSD Prices Skyrocketing
03:02 - Affecting ALL Consumer Electronics
06:06 - Long-Term Agreements
10:18 - Manufacturers Suppressing Cyclical Pricing
11:27 - Cloud and Data Centers Driving Shortage
13:56 - Projected Demand by Application
15:11 - Price Update: SSDs and RAM
16:36 - Price Update: Hard Drives
16:55 - Price Update: Spot Price History
18:30 - Rise of Chinese Manufacturers and US Opposition
21:27 - Micron Will Save Us... in 2035
26:21 - TrendForce 2027 Supply Forecast
27:20 - Conclusion
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