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Micron outlines grim outlook for DRAM supply in first earnings call since killing Crucial memory and SSD brand — CEO says it can only meet half to two-thirds of demand

Micron posted record revenues in its first earnings call since killing the consumer Crucial brand, though it admits that supply shortages will persist.

Tom’s Hardware

More muscle, younger brain: New study discovers the negatives of body fat on an aging brain

More than seven million Americans age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s, a brain condition that affects your memory and thinking

The Independent UK

Dell reportedly preparing massive price hikes for commercial clients - and warns "Ordering today for future delivery DOES NOT lock in current pricing"

Dell will increase commercial product prices starting December 17 due to memory shortages, affecting laptops, desktops, mini workstations, and AI-enabled devices.

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NVIDIA plans to cut GeForce RTX production by up to 40% in early 2026 — Here's which graphics cards will be affected first

Another day, another blow dealt by AI. This time, it's a report out of China that NVIDIA plans to cut GeForce RTX GPU production by up to 40% in the first half of 2026.

Windows Central

Evidence of Intel's 'Big Battlemage' GPU continues to mount, as BMG-G31 chip gets another official confirmation

The XPU Manager tool is for monitoring Intel's datacenter GPUs, meaning it's very likely these parts are coming soon.

Tom’s Hardware

Sales of chip production equipment to reach $156 billion by 2027 — China, Taiwan, and Korea lead intense demand

Driven by demand for AI and HPC accelerators, sales of chip production equipment are projected to increase through 2027. Asian countries are expected to lead the pack, according to SEMI.

Tom’s Hardware

Oona Chaplin on Her Mapuche Grandmother, Charlie Chaplin and Her Role as a Fantastic Villain in Avatar: Fire and Ash

The granddaughter of Charles Chaplin and a Mapuche woman, Oona Castilla Chaplin, the new villain in Avatar: Fire and Ash, has always lived between worlds. Born on June 4, 1986, in Madrid, her identity was shaped by a constant back and forth between Spain, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Cuba.…

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How These 2 Stocks Won 2025's AI Race—And What's In Store for 2026

The tech sector's again leading the S&P 500 this year. While companies leveraged to AI have posted strong gains, Micron and Seagate may be the biggest winners.

MarketBeat

Kingston sounds the SSD pricing alarm as the company has seen a 246% increase in NAND wafer prices, with the biggest increase 'within the last 60 days'

It also warns that AI's hunger for memory may cause yet another turn in the market.

PC Gamer

The RAMpocalypse has developed a whole new style of scam: one unlucky gamer opened a sealed box of new DDR5 memory from Amazon only to find two sticks of DDR2

Save those pennies.

PC Gamer

AI Chips Can’t Exist Without These 2 Underrated Tech Giants

Applied Materials and Lam Research supply the essential factory tools required to build the advanced processors driving the global artificial intelligence boom.

MarketBeat

Helix Dual Comfort Mattress Topper With GlacioTex review: Cooling support for uncompromising couples

With one side soft and the other firm, the Helix Dual Comfort Mattress Topper promises to cater to couples with different sleep needs. We tested it for a month to see if its delivers...

Tom’s Guide

Devastated PC builder orders DDR5 RAM from Amazon, receives DDR2 and some weights — counterfeit 32GB kit a worrying sign of rising return and sales fraud

A buyer in Spain has reported receiving a sealed DDR5 memory kit that contained counterfeit parts, raising fresh concerns about return fraud affecting high-value PC components.

Tom’s Hardware

89 Wholesome Tattoos That Prove A Little Ink Can Carry A Lot Of Meaning

What's the first image that pops into your head when you hear the word tattoo? A snake? A skull? Maybe a tribal totem? While all of these symbols can look awesome on our skin, tattoos don't have to be edgy to make an impact. Delicate lines and pastel colors can…

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The Conversation

Some words affect us more than others. It boils down to how they sound

Effective communication lies at the heart of human connection. It helps us collaborate with each other, solve problems and build relationships. And communicating clearly is a major consideration for most of us in most aspects of life.

TechRadar

Groundbreaking "5D memory crystal" storage could last until the end of the universe - but will it be able to hold all of your pet photos?

SPhotonix’s 5D memory crystal stores 360 TB per disc and lasts billions of years, designed for cold data in data centers.

LiveScience

Brain scans reveal 'dial' that helps keep us from getting lost

A brain-scan study reveals key components of the brain's navigation system, which may help us better understand early symptoms of dementia.

Barchart

Is Micron Stock a Buy Ahead of Q1 Earnings on December 17?

Micron’s upcoming first-quarter results are likely to reflect the strong tailwinds from AI workloads and improving pricing dynamics.

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Should You Buy Micron Stock Before December 17? This Analyst Thinks So.

Analysts see Micron’s earnings momentum as a key catalyst, with price targets climbing after Stifel’s upgrade.

Digital Camera World

Pexar Lexar Starlight 15.6in review: this large, widescreen, backlit digital photo frame is set to stun

It's lauded as the world's first wall-light frame, but is the Starlight's Gallery Lighting feature a mere novelty, or does it provide an extra dimension to display your photographs at their best?

The Conversation

How family gatherings unlock forgotten childhood memories that help us understand who we really are

If you’re driving home for Christmas (insert Chris Rea earworm here) – and by that I mean the old family home – you’re likely to be experiencing a familiar mix of excited anticipation and faint dread of being trapped in close quarters with relatives. There’s nothing like Christmas for mental…

TechRadar

As RAM panic grips the PC-building community, I'm putting my feet up and relaxing - here's why

Yes, RAM prices are terrible right now - but as a veteran PC-builder, I'm not that concerned.

TechRadar

Fresh RAM woes emerge in the form of a rumor that Samsung has doubled the cost of DDR5

Hopes that steep RAM price rises could plateau are potentially dashed by new rumor of Samsung price hikes.

PC Gamer

Goldman Sachs research seems to point towards DRAM and SSD prices spiking next year as memory supply lags behind demand

It looks like all things memory will increase in price quarter-over-quarter.

The Guardian - UK

A viral hit and loved by Tracey Emin: the woman who took up art at 88 – and became an Instagram sensation

Christine Hazell has progressive memory loss yet now has four shows in the works, thanks to these raw, untutored drawings of her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren – and Kizzy the dog

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