Abstract: Computing Power Networks (CPNs) have become an essential network architecture for supporting emerging applications, where an efficient server deployment scheme is critical to meeting growing ...

Samsung Electronics (SSNLF) and SK hynix (HXSC.F) are looking to raise prices for server memory by up to 70% in the first quarter, while a surging demand in AI impacts global supply, The Korea ...

After the release of November monthly sales from several Taiwan-based tech suppliers, investment firm Wedbush Securities said server and memory components continued to show exceptional strength.

TL;DR: SK hynix's new 256GB DDR5 RDIMM server memory modules, based on 32Gb DRAM, are officially verified for Intel's Xeon 6 platform, delivering up to 16% better inference performance and 18% ...

Micron Technology reported fiscal first-quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations for sales and earnings per share. Micron shares rose in extended trading. Micron makes memory and solid-state ...

Server prices are set to increase as the AI memory shortage continues to bite, with Samsung looking the likely winner from proceedings. The Register reported various channel sources expecting price ...

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The global memory market is once again nearing an inflection point. With AI workloads spreading across end devices, DRAM has turned into the central bottleneck dictating shipment rhythms for PCs, ...

Abstract: As the complexity of models and the scale of parameters grows rapidly, the limited memory capacity of intelligent acceleration devices such as GPUs has become a constraint on the development ...

Counterpoint warns that DDR5 RDIMM costs may surge 100% amid manufacturers’ pivot to AI chips and Nvidia’s memory-intensive AI server platforms, leaving enterprises with limited procurement leverage.

The demands of AI tools are forcing Apple and other hardware makers to boost RAM capacities. That could make Apple more attractive than 'cheaper' PCs. IT purchasers must brace themselves for potential ...