#memory-shortage tag

The Morning After: ASUS stops making some NVIDIA GPUs due to memory supply crunch

Memory shortages and surging RAM prices are forcing manufacturers to halt 16GB GeForce GPU production, tightening supply and raising consumer prices.

Gadgets

fromThe Verge

2 days ago

Asus says it's dropping the RTX 5070 Ti as the memory shortage squeezes supply

Asus is ending production of RTX 5070 Ti and 16GB RTX 5060 Ti due to memory-driven supply shortages while Nvidia continues shipments.

Gadgets

fromTheregister

2 days ago

Budget smartphones will be hit hardest as memory prices rise

Memory shortages will raise smartphone prices in 2026, causing market decline and forcing budget phone makers to merge or exit.

fromComputerworld

4 days ago

Memory shortage threat helps trigger PC buying spree

Global PC shipments rose by 9.6% in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to IDC's latest Worldwide Quarterly Personal Computing Device Tracker, however, it is unlikely those increases will continue, due in part to a pending memory shortage that will impact both enterprise and consumer markets. IDC stated in a release that it expects that the PC market will be far different in 12 months, given how quickly the memory situation is evolving.

Tech industry

fromTheregister

4 days ago

Memory shortages could push PC shipments to pre-pandemic low

Memory shortages will keep memory prices high through late 2027, increasing device costs and producing weaker PC, tablet, and phone configurations.

fromThe Verge

4 days ago

PC shipments just grew unexpectedly amid RAM shortages

While the holiday season typically drives stronger demand, the surge in late 2025 was further amplified by emerging memory shortages that led buyers and brands to secure inventory ahead of anticipated price increases in 2026,

Tech industry

Artificial intelligence

fromBusiness Insider

2 weeks ago

The AI race is causing a memory chip shortage - and that's bad news for the smartphone and PC industries

AI companies’ large memory demands are causing shortages and higher costs, pressuring smartphone and PC makers and risking market contractions by 2026.

Gadgets

fromTheregister

1 month ago