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AMD Says Memory Price Surge Doesn’t Hurt Business
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At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, AMD's SVP & GM Rahul Tikoo told Tom's Hardware that rising DRAM and SSD prices and supply tightness are not expected to affect AMD's business this year. He noted consumers may trade off memory or CPU choices, while IDC forecasts PC shipments could fall up to 9% in 2026, and AM5 platform's DDR5 requirement may delay upgrades.
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