US EditionNo, Asus Isn't Going Into Memory Manufacturing — Taiwanese Tech Giant Issues Statement Smashing Rumor - WorldNL Magazine
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No, Asus isn't going into memory manufacturing — Taiwanese tech giant issues statement smashing rumor - WorldNL Magazine
(Image credit: Tom's Hardware) This current memory shortage is intense. Spot prices for DDR5 DRAM ICs have quadrupled, and retail prices are often even higher. The desire for some new manufacturer to come along and 'save' the market from the worst excesses of the AI bubble is completely understandable. Still, certain reports in the tech media beggar belief, and one such widely disseminated story has prompted Taiwanese state media outlet CNA to …
ASUS Is Stepping in to Help Ease the Global RAM Shortage, but Russia Already Has a Homegrown Solution
RAM prices have skyrocketed in the gaming tech world due to demand, and it’s not expected to go down any time soon. But dark times like these bring innovation, and sometimes competition. It’s currently rumored that ASUS is working towards manufacturing DRAM itself in 2026, while Russian enthusiasts are trying to come up with a DIY approach. Here’s what you should note. Amid the DRAM Shortage, ASUS May Emerge as a Savior Image Credit: ASUS Image…
With memory shortages persisting and prices for laptops and mobile phones rising, foreign media reported that computer brand ASUS would enter the DRAM memory manufacturing industry, with production starting as early as 2026. ASUS clarified to the Central News Agency today that it has no plans to invest in a memory wafer fab.
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