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Valve’s Steam Machine Could Cost You PC Money, Not Console Money

Valve’s Steam Machine Could Cost You PC Money, Not Console Money

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Valve has confirmed that its upcoming Steam Machine will be priced “in line with the current PC market” rather than being subsidised like traditional consoles. The move signals a shift in hardware strategy and sets new expectations for buyers.See the Story

Lenovo Stockpiling PC Memory Due to ‘Unprecedented’ AI Squeeze

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Lenovo Stockpiling PC Memory Due to ‘Unprecedented’ AI Squeeze

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Lenovo Group is stockpiling PC memory and other critical components due to an unprecedented supply crunch driven by the boom in AI. Read more at straitstimes.com.See the Story

DDR5 RAM Can Now Cost More Than a PlayStation 5

DDR5 RAM Can Now Cost More Than a PlayStation 5

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The average price for 64GB of DDR5 RAM has skyrocketed past $500. If you want 128GB, expect to pay more than what it costs to buy some PCs.See the Story

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