Sam Altman on RAM: Better Off in Data Centers Than in PCs?
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Sam Altman, head of OpenAI, made statements about RAM. According to him, it is "tragic" that so much RAM exists in personal computers, because the memory would be more useful in data centers.
According to Altman, the RAM that exists across the planet would take up more space in data centers than in users' computers. Data centers are large facilities that store data and run internet and artificial intelligence services. The statement suggests that memory is considered especially valuable for these infrastructures.
The issue concerns the technology market and computer users, although there is no data on how much memory exists in total or on possible changes in prices.
For now, this is a statement rather than a specific plan or policy announcement. Developments in the memory market and in data center technologies will show whether and how computer users will be affected.
Sources: Techblog
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