Memory Crisis sounds like a PS1 JRPG that was released in japan and europe but not the us because publishers figured amerikans are too dumb for it
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It's an idiosyncratic third person shooter survival horror RPG where all of the computers in the office buildings turned into robot zombies and started attacking New York.
The DRAM is the powerhouse of the GPU.
It sounds like a Doctor Who story arc that spans several seasons
And for some reason we end up with an extra clone of one of the Doctors and the fandom starts calling him the Memory Crisis Doctor
The allegations depend on the fact that desktop RAM chips are more profitable than the high bandwidth chips that AI requires. Yet all three have pivoted to focus production on those AI chips creating shortage of consumer chips. The fact that none of them have broken rank to make more profit is damning. Given that this is all in effort to help develop AI I'm willing to be the collusion was facilitated by external parties.
I'm willing to be they collusion was facilitated by external parties.
also helps that these same companies all form a cartel like every 5 years just for the love of the game
Competition is for chumps. Every exec training seminar values cooperation because its the real shit that works. Competition is something you preach to your sales reps.
Please, Xi, you're my only hope.
It's a class action lawsuit filed in Northern California, this isn't going to go anywhere even though the accusation is objective fact.
I wouldn't doubt it. Wouldn't be the first time they did shady shit.