Comment Re: Also as it illegally colludes with the other b (Score 0) 48
Level of reading comprehension: Baizuo.
Level of reading comprehension: Baizuo.
This sounds great and all, because it makes people think there's some magical RAM capacity that can just be brought online, and it's just Evil Overlords (TM) that are hoarding it all like Scrooge McDuck.
Reality is much less rosy. It takes at a minimum, while rushing at a breakneck pace, about 3 years from decision to start of a RAM fab. Shortages started in 2025. If we were to do all of your recommended actions, it would still mean that RAM market would remain heavily constrained well into 2029.
Just as Micron is predicting. Because there are in fact new upcoming fabs, and new entrants. CXMT for example. But even with PRC's rules, where competition is enforced by communists who are on the record condemning CEOs to involuntary organ donation by relatives when results don't please the communist leadership, they're not able to meet demand. Even with Chinese financing model, which is to basically shove a funnel down a "strategic interest" industry's mouth and pour massive amounts of capital into it to get a rapid capacity build out and cut throat competition. They've done it with everything from EVs to solar panels. They're doing it to memory.
And even they seem to agree with Micron on how fast new RAM capacity can be started.
This isn't about navigating "basic websites", it's about navigating surface level of American bureaucracy.
We're yet to see if AI is as bad at this herculean task as humans are.
Who's at fault in those crashes?
Hint: a lot of crashes with fully self driven vehicles is because they actually obey traffic laws in places where locals are used to not doing so.
Smells come from antisocials. Normal people wash and wear mild deodorant (if not east asian, in which case they just wash).
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