Micron says its decision to shut down Crucial is meant to “help” consumers.

During an interview with Wccftech, Micron VP of marketing Christopher Moore says the company is still serving consumers “through different channels,” such as focusing on supplying DRAM modules to ...

Gigabyte debuts a consumer motherboard which supports 256GB DDR5 in dual channel — but you may need to sell a kidney to buy the memory

The new Gigabyte Z890 AORUS motherboard achieves 256GB DDR5-7200 at full capacity, yet raises serious questions about ...
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SK Hynix's $13B packaging facility promises more HBM for the AI bubble

Great news for AMD and Nvidia, less so for cash-strapped consumers Memory makers just can't churn out their DRAM fast enough.

With memory in short supply, Gigabyte unveils high-capacity set-up that can support up to 256 GB of DDR5-7200 and is bound to cost the prettiest of pennies

Gigabyte has a track record of pushing DDR5 memory to its limits but, generally speaking, that much DDR5-7200 memory is ...
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Micron: Killing Crucial Is Good for Consumers, Actually

A Micron VP argues that the company is still serving consumers through its OEM clients, but 'there's just not enough supply ...