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Will Memory Prices Start to Fall Thanks to TurboQuant?
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In the week of March 27, 2026, US memory chip-related stocks fell sharply, resulting in a loss of nearly $100 billion (approximately 15.98 trillion yen) in market value. This is largely attributed to Google's announcement shortly before, which plans to reduce memory usage to one-sixth of what it is currently.
Will Memory Prices Start to Fall Thanks to TurboQuant?
TECH NEWS – In the long term, Google’s technology may trigger a sustained price drop. Following the unveiling of Google’s TurboQuant compression algorithm, the memory industry has been on a rollercoaster ride. Prices for DDR5 memory have dropped significantly at many U.S. retailers. On Amazon, Corsair memory module prices have dropped considerably: the 32 GB Vengeance DDR5 SKUs, which run at speeds of up to 6400 MHz, are currently priced at ar…
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