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Reporter Chris Stokel-Walker investigated the deepening DRAM and NAND crisis
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- Kicking things off with a bang, Valve officially released the Steam Frame, its latest VR headset, which adds functionality that allows the headset to act as both a standalone and PC VR headset
- Reporter Chris Stokel-Walker investigated the deepening DRAM and NAND crisis, honing in on how SLC and NOR Flash are the next products that have been affected by the ongoing demand for AI
- It all started with one ex-OpenAI and Anthropic worker warning that the technology could endanger human existence and 'kill them all' by 2030
Summary
It's been a week over on Tom's Hardware Premium: let's go through all of the articles that they've published throughout this week so far. Kicking things off with a bang, Valve officially released the Steam Frame, its latest VR headset, which adds functionality that allows the headset to act as both a standalone and PC VR headset. Valve Steam Frame interview, why it costs up to $1,300, Snapdragon power, and 10x foveated streaming. Reporter Chris Stokel-Walker investigated the deepening DRAM and NAND crisis, honing in on how SLC and NOR Flash are the next products that have been affected by the ongoing demand for AI. NOR Flash and SLC NAND production are under threat as capacity gets routed to more profitable products, 'severe undersupply' threatens everyday electronics.