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DRAM

Dynamic random-access memory, a volatile semiconductor chip type used in computers and servers, mass-produced by Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron.

Known aliases

  • dynamic random access memory
  • dynamic random-access memory
  • high-density DRAM

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The Memory Reset You Budgeted For In 2026 Is Not Coming

IDC says memory tightness runs through 2027, driven by AI demand that compounds and producers who are managing supply on purpose. Treating DRAM as a spot commodity is now a two-year budgeting error.

Publishers:idc.com

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