Sam Altman walks back RAM comments, renames himself 'Ram Altman'
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After saying on the Cheeky Pint podcast it's "quite terrible" for people to hold DRAM used "five percent of the time," Altman changed his X name to "Ram Altman" and said he wants people to "put as much as they want in their computers." Intel expects the RAM shortage to last through at least next year; SK Hynix predicted it could drag on until 2030.
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