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Do these companies that are buying up all the supply actually need all that RAM right now ? Or are they buying it all up in anticipation of future need? If the latter, honestly this might be a case where some kind of regulation really ought to step in.
Do these companies that are buying up all the supply actually need all that RAM right now ? Or are they buying it all up in anticipation of future need? If the latter, honestly this might be a case where some kind of regulation really ought to step in.
Do these companies that are buying up all the supply actually need all that RAM right now ? Or are they buying it all up in anticipation of future need? If the latter, honestly this might be a case where some kind of regulation really ought to step in.
Some of the spike is speculation, and the overshoot seems to be correcting itself now. But the deal that sparked it was a contract promising to buy future capacity , not just doing a big block order for a bunch of stock 'in case' (which isn't unusual: if you're a big buyer, you will almost certainly buy most things this way).
Do these companies that are buying up all the supply actually need all that RAM right now ? Or are they buying it all up in anticipation of future need? If the latter, honestly this might be a case where some kind of regulation really ought to step in.
Some of the spike is speculation, and the overshoot seems to be correcting itself now. But the deal that sparked it was a contract promising to buy future capacity , not just doing a big block order for a bunch of stock 'in case' (which isn't unusual: if you're a big buyer, you will almost certainly buy most things this way).
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Some of the spike is speculation, and the overshoot seems to be correcting itself now. But the deal that sparked it was a contract promising to buy future capacity , not just doing a big block order for a bunch of stock 'in case' (which isn't unusual: if you're a big buyer, you will almost certainly buy most things this way).
Sounds like market manipulation to me... But I suppose that is not punished...
People complain about the llm's hallucination, but humans making up conspiracies to shore up their own ignorance is a much worse problem
Billionaires should not exist.
If they didn't, would we be in this situation with an illegal war raging in the Middle East, and many other things?