Memory prices surge, trade truce extension, Year of the Horse gallops in



Memory prices surge, trade truce extension, Year of the Horse gallops in
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A global shortage of memory chips that has seen prices for makers of consumer devices rise by more than 600 per cent in a year is likely to be prolonged, China’s Lenovo Group, the world’s biggest personal computer producer, warned this week.
The shortage, driven by demand from artificial intelligence (AI) data centres,…

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