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The Economic Times reports that AI is driving up memory prices and questions why Sam Altman is criticising personal PC memory, with Altman calling it 'quite terrible' amid the supply crunch.

OpenAI's stance signals that AI demand is competing directly with consumer memory for supply, which could keep memory prices elevated across markets.
Trade pressSlicast · October 31, 2026 at 12:42 UTC · US · Source: The Economic Times
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