Going ham with RAM: Adata and MSI max out DIMM capacities thanks to clock drivers and SK Hynix stacks flash with DRAM for the ultimate memory chips

Tech headlines out about memory at the moment are all grim reading, thanks to the enormous rise in how much it now all costs. That doesn’t mean there isn’t something to catch your eye, though, and an announcement from Adata and MSI, as well as a rumour about SK hynix, is great news for anyone…

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‘We’re facing [what has] never happened before: HDD, DRAM, HBM, NAND… all in severe shortage in 2026’ says Silicon Motion’s CEO as memory prices continue to soar

In case you’ve been living under a rock, memory prices have been rising at an astounding rate recently, thanks to an ongoing supply shortage, which is largely attributed to AI server demand swallowing up all the available DRAM modules. NAND flash is also in short supply, and so is… well, I’ll let the CEO of…

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Arrowhead CEO wades into the messy Arc Raiders AI debate: ‘Would it have been better if Arc Raiders failed and it didn’t use AI?’

Another week, another flare up in the AI discourse. Spurred on by Eurogamer’s fascinating, polarising Arc Raiders review (penned by PC Gamer contributor Rick Lane), Arrowhead CEO Shams Jorjani gave his take on the game’s use of AI, the broader discussion surrounding the technology, and how it relates to Helldivers 2. Speaking on The Game…

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$1 billion AI company co-founder admits that its $100 a month transcription service was originally ‘two guys surviving on pizza’ and typing out notes by hand

AI note-taking startup Fireflies received a $1 billion valuation earlier this year, after the launch of its “Talk to Fireflies” AI meeting companion app. It’s an impressive feat for a company started by “two broke guys”—especially as one of its co-founders recently revealed that its AI transcription service was originally powered by both founders typing…

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HyperX Cloud Alpha 2 Wireless review

I’ve spent the past two weeks with HyperX’s new Cloud Alpha 2 Wireless, and the pitch is simple: Take a fan‑favorite PC gaming headset, bump the drivers, add simultaneous 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth, and bundle it with a flashy RGB base station that promises to handle every device you own. Then charge $299 (AUD $499)….

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