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HP says RAM now accounts for more than a third of its PC costs

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HP reports that RAM now accounts for 35% of PC costs due to AI-induced memory shortages, leading to potential price increases for consumers. This shift highlights the growing demand for AI-enabled PCs and the broader impact of the semiconductor shortage on hardware pricing. Content creators should anticipate higher costs for new or upgraded systems as manufacturers adjust to these supply challenges.

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