The Latest Breaking News from Memory

Elon Musk Ties Tesla's Optimus to Starlink's Next Growth Phase: 'The Appetite for Bandwidth Will Be Much Greater'

Elon Musk said on Tuesday that artificial intelligence (AI), humanoid robots and autonomous vehicles will dramatically increase demand for network bandwidth, arguing the world will need far more connectivity than ever before.

Benzinga · Aug 5

Samsung, SK Hynix test Chinese chip tools as hedge against US risks

The memory chipmakers began testing AMEC etching equipment about two years ago, when ​uncertainty was mounting over whether Washington would continue allowing them to import U.S. chipmaking tools into China, two of the sources said.

The Economic Times · Aug 5

Steam survey shows GPUs with 16GB are now the most popular graphics cards — and that really doesn't bode well for gamers' wallets

With more GPU price hikes apparently inbound, gamers are going to struggle to get the VRAM they crave.

TechRadar · Aug 4

NAND and HBM have been merged into a dorky megazord for datacenters by Sandisk and SK hynix

I struggle to think of news less deserving of that sick guitar riff.

PC Gamer · Aug 4

SpaceXAI pats itself on the back for removing temporary turbines in Memphis under agreed order over the next year: "We care deeply about being good neighbors"

Now if you could just cool it on the AI, that would be good.

PC Gamer · Aug 4

Switch 2 for $499 is a "great deal," analyst says, because "you might end up paying over $800" for the Nintendo console soon enough thanks to rising costs

Nintendo can't magically make memory cheaper

GamesRadar · Aug 4

New HBF spec outlines tech that can give GPUs terabytes of extra memory — Sandisk and SK hynix unveil spec with up to 16-Hi NAND stacks, 3 TB/s bandwidth, UCIe

Sandisk and SK hynix formally introduce HBF specification that promises up to 3 TB/s of bandwidth eventually, though only four companies are currently interested in the technology.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 4

How four Asian economies are positioning themselves for the AI age

The global AI race is usually portrayed as a contest between the US and China. But another story is unfolding across east Asia, where countries such as Taiwan, South Korea, Japan and Vietnam are looking to command key parts of the AI value chain.

The Conversation · Aug 4

Psychology says your brain edits memories every time you recall them, here’s why

Psychology says your brain edits memories every time you recall them because remembering is an active, constructive process rather than a simple replay of the past.

The Economic Times · Aug 4

Using GPS every day? Here is why new study says you absolutely should not

Constant GPS use may weaken the brain's spatial memory and navigation abilities. Neuroscientists suggest balancing technology with independent navigation to strengthen cognitive skills. Travel writer Tara McAndrew now deliberately navigates without digital aid for return journeys. Research indicates a decline in spatial memory with increased GPS dependence. Maintaining these skills…

The Economic Times · Aug 4