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Why RAM and SSD prices still rising in 2026 – How AI companies killing Consumer Market?

Why RAM and SSD prices still rising in 2026 – How AI companies killing Consumer Market?

If you’ve priced a new PC build recently, you already know the figures aren’t pretty. Less obvious from any single glance at a storefront is that this doesn’t represent a simple hiccup in the economics of the market. This represents a fundamental change in the approach to selling memory products by a certain number of major firms within the industry, and they have binding contracts which extend significantly beyond the lifetime of this particular problem. The damage in dollars Prices of memory and storage products of all kinds have climbed steadily since last September and have not shown any signs

Three Ts will dominate Trump-Xi summit – but expect little movement on trade, less on Taiwan and who knows on tech

Cambridge, Sep 22 (The Conversation) When Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping last sat down in May 2026, talk was centered on three Ts: trade, technology and Taiwan. The latest summit, due to begin in the United States on Sept. 24, looks set to focus on the same set of issues again. The main difference will be that the technology element has been given added urgency by the sudden and rapid shift in developments in artificial intelligence. What’s less clear is whether the two sides will be able to come to any sort of transformative agreement on that, or any

‘Ram ka naam badnam na karo’: Congress slams delay in filing chargesheet in Ram temple donation theft case

‘Ram ka naam badnam na karo’: Congress slams delay in filing chargesheet in Ram temple donation theft case

New Delhi, Sep 22 (PTI) The Congress on Tuesday questioned the delay in the filing of chargesheet in the Ram temple donation theft probe, and took a swipe at the BJP with a play on the lyrics of the 1971 Bollywood song “Ram ka naam badnaam na karo”. The opposition party reiterated its demands for a forensic audit of the entire system, strict action against those responsible, and ensuring that the investigation is conducted with complete transparency in the matter. Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh shared the screenshot of a media report which stated that new revelations have

Making mental health chatbots more culturally sensitive won’t necessarily make them safer

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Montreal (Canada), Sep 22 (The Conversation) Demand for mental health care in Canada has risen sharply. In a health-care system already short of publicly funded specialists, Canadians often wait months for support. Many are filling this gap with general-purpose generative AI chatbots (like ChatGPT), presumably because these systems are free, immediate and available at all hours. However, these chatbots carry assumptions about what distress is and how it should be described, and those assumptions may not fit everyone. In 2024–25, there were roughly 94,000 referrals for community mental health counselling across the provinces and territories that report this data. Half

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