it's like covid for ram - up 3 to 5x!
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...and 6x for consumer telco devices
600% Memory Price Surge Threatens Telcos’ Broadband Router, Set-Top Box Supply
https://counterpointresearch.com/en/insights/7times-memory-price-surge-threatens-telcos-broadband-router-set-topbox-supply
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"In come the dollars, and in come the cents.
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