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ADATA Exec Says AI Is to Blame for Current Shortages of Memory and Storage Mediums, with Higher Prices Inbound
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According to the head of the Taiwanese storage company Adata daf r, AI data centers ensure that the supply of simple DRAM and NAND chips for memory, SSDs and hard drives worldwide reaches their limits. According to him, the warehouses of the suppliers are empty. (Read more)
ADATA Exec Says AI Is to Blame for Current Shortages of Memory and Storage Mediums, with Higher Prices Inbound
Image: ADATA It’s no secret that AI facilities require significant resources to run, but according to one industry exec, they are consuming parts at a staggering rate as well. At this point, most might be desensitized by headlines regarding how many units of any particular product NVIDIA is moving for AI purposes, but there’s less media coverage regarding other electronic parts being gobbled up in the race for AI supremacy. ADATA chairman Chen L…
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