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Looking at buying an SSD? Hold fire for now – prices are predicted to drop (and on top of that, Black Friday is on the horizon)

Want a new SSD for your next PC upgrade? Don’t buy a drive yet, there are good reasons to bide your time.

TechRadar

SSD prices could drop up to 10% ahead of the New Year – TrendForce predicts an increase in production and weaker demand

According to a new report by TrendForce analysts, client SSD prices are predicted to fall between 5 and 10% in Q4 2024.

Tom’s Hardware

Excess stock and poor SSD sales look set to pull flash memory prices down by up to 10%

It's the same old story, folks.

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Nvidia might be considering using sockets for its next AI mega GPUs but that's not going to happen with its GeForce graphics cards

For once, it looks like Nvidia is taking a leaf from AMD's book on how to do chips.

PC Gamer

Nvidia reportedly mulls socketed design for Blackwell B300 AI GPUs — next-gen Blackwell GPUs may be removable by the user

Nvidia is allegedly mulling sockets instead of modules for upcoming Blackwell B300 AI GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

Apple Watch Ultra 3 vs Ultra 2: Biggest upgrades to expect

Here's how the Apple Watch Ultra 3 is shaping up to its predecessor based on what we know

Tom’s Guide

The iPhone 18 may be the first to have 2TB of storage — thanks to this breakthrough

New technology is supposedly paving the way for Apple to introduce 2TB iPhones

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Sorry, gamers: memory prices could be on the way up, which means you'll pay more for that Nvidia RTX 5090

Memory prices could rise soon, which means you'll be paying more for that Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU.

TechRadar

The foldable phone market is still tiny – Galaxy Unpacked is Samsung's big opportunity to expand it by doing these three things

Foldable phones still only account for a tiny piece of the global smartphone market. Why is that? And how can Samsung move the dial?

TechRadar

Consumer DRAM, VRAM pricing to rise as much as 8% in the coming quarter, TrendForce predicts

PC DRAM and VRAM will grow between 3% to 8% due to increased production pressure on HBM and data server memory.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC N3 production and packaging prices to increase by up to 20%, say reports

In time for ramp of Nvidia's and Intel's next-gen products, TSMC is set to increase quotes, according to analysts and media.

Tom’s Hardware

NAND and DRAM prices dropping in spot market, continuing downward trend

As memory module and SSD makers have loads of chips in stock, they do not buy ICs on spot market, which is why the spot prices of memory decrease.

Tom’s Hardware

Samsung Workers In S. Korea Stage First Strike: Union

Workers at tech giant Samsung Electronics in South Korea staged the first strike at the company on Friday, the head of a major union representing tens of thousands of people told AFP. Samsung Electronics is one of the world's largest smartphone makers and also one of the only companies globally…

International Business Times

Apple’s folding iPhone tipped to be a big hit, when it finally arrives

The folding iPhone could "significantly disrupt" the market when it launches, but don't rush to the Apple Store just yet

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Fortune

Foldable phones are increasingly popular—and Samsung's share of the market is dropping

New TrendForce data shows Samsung's folding phones only have half the market this year.

Tom’s Guide

Apple Watch Ultra 3 rumors — release date, price, new features, battery life and more

The Ultra 3 could feature emergency satellite messaging, high-blood pressure warnings and a bigger screen. It's also likely to debut in the next several weeks!

Tom’s Hardware

OLED monitor momentum expected to continue — analysts expect 1.34 million units shipped by year end

Shipments of OLED monitors have significantly increased in 2024, and continued momentum means that over 1.3 million units are expected to have shipped by year end.

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia became world's largest fabless chip designer by revenue in 2023 thanks to AI boom

Nvidia leaps past Qualcomm, Broadcom, and AMD in Top 10 rankings of IC design houses.

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Nvidia overtakes Qualcomm to become the biggest chip designer by revenue, which should give Jensen plenty to smile about

The relentless march of Team Green continues.

Tom’s Hardware

Explosive HBM demand fueling an expected 20% increase in DDR5 memory pricing — demand for AI GPUs drives production cuts for standard PC memory

As demand for high bandwidth memory increases, DRAM prices are poised to go up, too, as chipmakers shift priorities to HBM production for AI GPUs.

AnandTech

SK hynix Reports That 2025 HBM Memory Supply Has Nearly Sold Out

Demand for high-performance processors for AI training is skyrocketing, and consequently so is the demand for the components that go into these processors. So much so that SK hynix this week is very publicly announcing that the company's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) production capacity has already sold out for the rest…

AnandTech

Report: Seagate, Western Digital Hike HDD Prices Amid Surge In Demand

Seagate Technology has reportedly notified its customers abouts its plans to raise prices on new hard drive orders and for demands that exceed prior agreements, echoing a similar move by Western Digital, which increased its prices earlier this month. These changes come in response to a surge in demand for…

Tom’s Hardware

More memory price increases blamed on Taiwan earthquake, but hikes were happening months before, and major manufacturers aren't based in Taiwan

TrendForce reports continued increases in memory prices for NAND and DRAM, pointing at the Taiwan earthquake and hugely increased demand as root causes. Several major manufacturers aren't even based in Taiwan, and production cuts last year were intended to bring about higher prices.

PC Gamer

Taiwanese chipmaking bounces back after last week's 7.4 magnitude earthquake

Chip makers were well prepared.

AnandTech

Report: Impact of Taiwanese Earthquake on DRAM Output to be Negligible in Q2

Following the magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck Taiwan on April 3, 2024, there was immediate concern over what impact this could have on chip production within the country. Even for a well-prepared country like Taiwan, the tremor was the strongest quake to hit the region in 25 years, making it…

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