The RAMpocalypse is exposing a flaw in how we think about endpoints

A female office worker in front of a computer, typing on a keyboard and smiling.

For years, enterprise IT has followed a familiar pattern. Devices age, performance starts to lag, operating systems evolve, and a hardware refresh follows. The cycle became so routine that many organizations stopped questioning it. Replacing fleets every few years simply came to be seen as the cost of staying current.

That logic is much harder to defend in today’s market.