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Smartphone Sales to Plummet 13% in 2026 Due to RAM Crisis, Says IDC

Jeff Carlson / cnet - AI-fueled memory scarcity is hitting the phone market hard this year, particularly for inexpensive, low-end devices.


AI hardware prices spike; DGX Spark rises $700

Nvidia DGX Spark gets 18% price increase as memory shortages bite — Founders Edition now $4,699, up from $3,999

7 days / tomshardware

NVIDIA DGX Spark Sees $700 Price Hike Due To Ongoing Memory Shortages, $4699 New Pricing

7 days / wccftech / Hassan Mujtaba


Chip crunch threatens budget PCs and phones

RAM chip demand driving up PC costs, HP says

7 days / semafor / Tom Chivers

Memory Price Hikes Will Kill Off Budget PCs and Smartphones, Analyst Warns

7 days / slashdot / BeauHD

Chip crunch to hit smartphone, PC shipments in 2026 by over 10pc

7 days / siliconrepublic / silicon


DRAM price surge: suppliers hike quotes and contracts

What is causing the RAM shortage? Chip and supply chain experts explain

7 days / techxplore

The New Memory Prices Quoted by Samsung & SK Hynix for Q2 Are So ‘Absurd’ That Buyers Might Find It Better to Give Up

7 days / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

Samsung secures 100% price hike from Apple for iPhone 17 memory

7 days / dataconomy / Emre Çıtak


IDC warns record 13% smartphone slump in 2026

Smartphone market poised for 'sharpest decline on record' in 2026

7 days / cnbc

Smartphone Sales to Plummet 13% in 2026 Due to RAM Crisis, Says IDC

8 days / cnet / Jeff Carlson

Smartphone Mkt to Decline 13% in '26, Largest Drop Ever Due to Memory Shortage

8 days / ycombinator

Smartphone sales could be in for their biggest drop ever

8 days / theverge / Emma Roth


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Tim Cook Confirms Apple Will Announce New Products Starting on Monday

Laurent Giret / thurrott - Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed today that the company has "a big week ahead", with a first product reveal coming on Monday, March 2.The post Tim Cook Confirms Apple Will Announce New Products Starting on Monday appeared first on Thurrott.com.

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New Low-Cost iPad Coming Next Week: What to Expect

8 days / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

What's Coming in the M5 MacBook Air

8 days / macrumors / Juli Clover

Will the $699 MacBook Be Apple’s New Budget King or a String of Sacrifices?

8 days / idropnews / Jesse Hollington

Apple teases ‘big week ahead’ amid reports of several hardware launches

8 days / mobilesyrup / Bradly Shankar

New Low-Cost iPad Coming Next Week: What to Expect

8 days / macrumors / Juli Clover

Tim Cook Confirms Apple Will Announce New Products Starting on Monday

8 days / thurrott / Laurent Giret

Meta dips a toe back into crypto

8 days / paymentsdive / Justin Bachman

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