For the first time in recent months, a decrease in prices for Random Access Memory (RAM) has been observed, following a period of steady increases. This trend suggests that the crisis in the memory market may be nearing its end.
The editorial team reports that the cost of popular RAM modules has already decreased. For example, a Corsair Vengeance DDR5 32GB module, which was sold for $490 just a week ago, is now offered for $380.
The main reason for this price drop is the TurboQuant technology introduced by Google a few days ago. This innovative technology reportedly reduces the RAM consumption of neural networks by 6 times and increases processing speed by 8 times. The most remarkable aspect is that all these improvements are achieved without any loss in the quality of the artificial intelligence model.