The RAM shortage is bringing back DDR4(theverge.com)
262 points by 1potato | 273 comments
The Verge news article reporting that a RAM shortage is reviving DDR4, with Intel and AMD releasing new CPUs supporting older RAM, sockets, and chipsets.
15 stories tagged memory, newest first.
262 points by 1potato | 273 comments
The Verge news article reporting that a RAM shortage is reviving DDR4, with Intel and AMD releasing new CPUs supporting older RAM, sockets, and chipsets.
310 points by speckx | 360 comments
TechPowerUp news article on Micron's CEO saying memory supply will be much tighter in 2027 and 2028 than in 2026; the page returned a 403 Access Denied error.
323 points by mdp2021 | 129 comments
StudyFinds article on Binghamton University research suggesting aging brains blend similar memories together rather than simply forgetting them.
680 points by matt_d | 170 comments
GitHub repository by xoreaxeaxeax, skitter-creek-bath-salts, describing a technique for unlocking everything on the CPU via DRAM scrambling, with kernel and userspace code.
411 points by intelkishan | 438 comments
Epoch AI data insight reporting that high-bandwidth memory rose from 52% to 63% of AI chip component spending between Q1 2024 and Q4 2025.
432 points by XzetaU8 | 255 comments
New Yorker essay by Shayla Love on research showing people can communicate and practice skills while dreaming, and whether we should learn in sleep.
366 points by downbad_ | 184 comments
Piotr Wozniak's long SuperMemo article synthesizing sleep research with practical advice for learning, creativity, free-running sleep and sleep disorders.
324 points by rbanffy | 198 comments
Ars Technica article reporting that Apple quietly dropped the 512GB RAM Mac Studio configuration amid an industry-wide memory shortage.
691 points by simlevesque | 343 comments
Micron investor relations press release announcing the company's exit from its Crucial-branded consumer memory and storage business.
359 points by surprisetalk | 238 comments
A personal blog post explaining why people lose items at home and proposing designated 'holding pen' spots for transient items as a solution.
556 points by pepys | 174 comments
MIT Press Reader article explaining how actors memorize their lines and what this reveals about how human memory works.
339 points by rickcarlino | 107 comments
GitHub wiki page for fsrs4anki explaining the basics of FSRS, a spaced repetition scheduling algorithm by Jarrett Ye intended to replace Anki's SM2.
375 points by swah | 319 comments
Derek Sivers essay recounting how a car crash memory he carried for years turned out to be false, arguing our memories of the past are unreliable.
598 points by pps | 182 comments
Blog post from Reproof arguing that notes apps act as insurance for the mind, letting ideas be forgotten, and that this is a good thing.
500 points by g0xA52A2A | 233 comments
A blog post by Fernando Borretti describing his rules for writing effective spaced repetition flashcards, with many concrete examples.