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Sandisk Skyrockets over 692% YTD, Yet SNDK Stock Still Appears Reasonably Valued

Sandisk's solid stock performance has raised questions about valuation. However, the company's growth story appears far from over.

Barchart

Sandisk Stock Has More Room to Run Even After 660% Rally, According to Bank of America

Bank of America, Mizuho, and Cantor Fitzgerald see further gains for Sandisk as AI-driven storage demand continues to tighten memory markets.

Barchart

Memory famine compels GPU vendors to re-release 2020 graphics cards — GeForce RTX 3060 and GeForce RTX 3050 return to Asian market

Graphics card manufacturer Manli adds new GeForce RTX 3060 and GeForce RTX 3050 SKUs to its portfolio.

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An SSD company has just agreed to an almost $2 billion multi-year NAND deal, which is a sign it expects the memory crisis to stick around for a while

It could be a very good deal for Biwin if NAND prices continue to rise.

PC Gamer

"Not only viable but quite enjoyable": I used Windows 11 with 8GB of RAM to see if it's as bad as everyone says

I'm seeing a lot of negativity recently about running Windows 11 on 8GB of RAM, so I thought I'd test it out myself to see what the experience is really like. Here's what I found out.

Windows Central

SK hynix claims it will be able to triple its memory chip output by 2034, roughly 10 years sooner than first projected

Just in time to solve the current crisis, right?

PC Gamer

"The crisis is the right term": Xbox strategy chief says memory shortages will impact next-gen and Project Helix, but Microsoft will work to adapt

Microsoft's Xbox CSO Matthew Ball says it's doing everything it can to adapt to the impact of the RAM crisis as it develops the Project Helix console.

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There's one AI machine that doesn't need a nuclear power station to run, and it points to a potential way forward in the memory crisis

You, a box, and a crank.

PC Gamer

Micron Got a Major Vote of Confidence From Nvidia’s Jensen Huang on AI Returns. I Still Wouldn’t Chase MU Stock Here.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang singled out Micron Technology as a major beneficiary of the highly profitable AI spending wave, reinforcing confidence in the company’s high-bandwidth memory leadership.

Barchart

Intel claims its Wildcat Lake notebooks 'reimagine mainstream laptops' — and are ready to take on the MacBook Neo

After Intel's explanation of how it's ensuring Wildcat Lake is more affordable, I'm now more excited to see these rivals for the MacBook Neo.

TechRadar

iOS 27’s new Siri AI gesture could cause mass confusion by breaking with 15 years of iPhone tradition — but I’m confident I’ll adapt

iOS 27 comes with a new gesture for Siri AI that could cause problems for your muscle memory.

TechRadar

The BBC quizzed chip maker TSMC on the possibility of increased prices and you're really not going to like the answer

Inflation and TSMC's "value" looks set to push prices ever higher.

PC Gamer

Crushing shortages force Biwin into $1.86 billion NAND deal for SSDs — multi-year agreement locks in fixed pricing as spot market threatens to dry up

Biwin signs a 24-months supply agreement with an unknown NAND maker to get memory worth $1.86 billion.

Tom’s Hardware

These Songs Will Put Your Brain In A Twist – Guess 15 Scrambled-Up Verses And Choruses

Think you know your favorite songs inside out? Well, get ready for the ultimate test of your musical memory. It’s one thing to sing along with the music, but how well would you recognize songs if the words got all mixed up? For this music quiz, we took 15 of…

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Microsoft doesn't know what to do about the memory pricing crisis Microsoft is causing

It's astonishing how much expectations are being lowered for the next Xbox.

TechRadar

AMD exec says DDR5 RAM pricing won't normalize until 2028 — and it's sad that given other predictions, I feel this is overly optimistic

Is now the time to buy a laptop, before bigger price hikes kick in? I'm becoming more convinced about that theory.

Louder

"Aurora is an album that sounds as if it's relying on muscle memory rather than on real inspiration." Yes fail to gel as Yes can on cautious album Aurora

All the constituent parts are in place - but there’s no real spark, no moment when the band sound like they might attain musical nirvana

Latin Times

Elisha Cuthbert Returns to TV Thanks to Book Tok with Every Year After - INTERVIEW

Elisha Cuthbert, known for her iconic early-career turns as Kim Bauer on 24 and Danielle in The Girl Next Door, is making a major return to television with Prime Video's Every Year After. In the romantic drama, she portrays Sue Florek, the mother whose presence and memory anchor a story…

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Experts warn hackers are hiding malware inside Google's own ad systems — here's what we know

Hackers routed a multi-stage malware campaign through Google's ad infrastructure, using dynamic branding and in-memory execution to evade detection entirely.

Barchart

Wedbush Says Nvidia Blackwell Demand Spikes Amid Tight Tech Supply

One Wall Street firm just spotted a supply signal it hasn't seen in years, and it says a lot about where the AI buildout is headed.

The Economic Times

Greek Proverb of the Day: 'Eyes that don’t see each other frequently are soon...' - Ancient Greek wisdom highlights importance of relationships, distance, memory, and why presence keeps bonds alive

Ancient Greek wisdom highlights that relationships, like living things, require consistent attention and presence to thrive. The proverb 'Eyes that don’t see each other frequently are soon forgotten' emphasizes that neglecting connections, not just distance, leads to fading bonds. Maintaining relationships necessitates ongoing effort, communication, and shared experiences to keep…

The Times of India

What makes King Lynn’s Red Register so unique: A UNESCO-recognised book that preserves medieval England’s hidden history

A worn volume bound in faded red leather has been formally recognised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation as one of England’s earliest surviving paper-based archives. It is the kind of object most visitors would walk past without realising they are looking at something that predates printing…

Caixin Global

Business Brief (June 10): China Reaffirms Curbs on Dual-Use Exports to Japan

Finance ministry to issue 15 billion yuan in treasury bonds in Hong Kong, Biwin wins $1.86 billion flash memory order

Metal Hammer

The memory remains! Rare UK TV footage of Metallica playing Reload hit officially unearthed after almost 30 years

Just in time for the metal behemoths’ reissue of their 1997 album at the end of the month

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Dementia Care Expert Shares 20 Things People Often Get Wrong About The Condition

Dementia affects over 55 million people worldwide, and yet the families living alongside it are often blindsided by everything that follows the diagnosis. The unplanned exits, personality changes, the good days that make the harder ones harder, and the guilt of feeling frustrated at someone who has no control over…

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