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Memory price surge makes \'RAMgeddon\' real as firms ditch PC refreshes and hang on

A sharp rise in memory prices is disrupting corporate IT strategies for replacing PCs, pushing firms away from wholesale refreshes every 3 to 5 years toward selective replacements based on actual usage data. TechRadar reported RAM now accounts for about 35 percent of PC manufacturing costs, lifting replacement quotes and increasing price volatility. Firms are extending device lifespans, trimming upgrades, reviewing AI PC rollouts and exploring VDI and DaaS to reduce hardware needs.