Ram Prices Projected To Plummet

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Is this the light at the end of the tunnel?

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As much as I want this to happen surely it will require software companies to adopt this new code to make use of the algorithm? Or is it some form of hypervisor memory management process which can also compress memory (has been done before).
 

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As much as I want this to happen surely it will require software companies to adopt this new code to make use of the algorithm? Or is it some form of hypervisor memory management process which can also compress memory (has been done before).

The magic AI crystal ball says this about it

What TurboQuant is​

  • A new AI memory compression algorithm from Google
  • Designed to reduce how much RAM / VRAM AI models need
  • Focuses on something called the “key-value cache” (basically the short-term memory AI uses when generating responses)

What it actually does​

  • Cuts memory usage by ~6× (six times less RAM needed)
  • Maintains accuracy (no noticeable loss in performance)
  • Can even speed things up in some cases
In simple terms:
👉 Same AI capability, but with way less memory required.
 

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Six times less RAM needed, or is AI going to be six times better?

I think I'll wait for the bubble to burst then there will be lots of very cheap RAM.
 

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Six times less RAM needed, or is AI going to be six times better?

I think I'll wait for the bubble to burst then there will be lots of very cheap RAM.

If only, the bubble isn't far off bursting I reckon. Even Disney can see the bubble's about to go, they pulled $1,000,000,000 of investment from Sora/ChatGPT - other big investors have also pulled out or reduced their investment by a lot. I think investors are starting to realise that they won't see returns for a long time yet because datacentres haven't even been built yet and are likely still 5+ years from being built (if at all due to regulations and pushback)
 

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The magic AI crystal ball says this about it

What TurboQuant is​

  • A new AI memory compression algorithm from Google
  • Designed to reduce how much RAM / VRAM AI models need
  • Focuses on something called the “key-value cache” (basically the short-term memory AI uses when generating responses)

What it actually does​

  • Cuts memory usage by ~6× (six times less RAM needed)
  • Maintains accuracy (no noticeable loss in performance)
  • Can even speed things up in some cases
In simple terms:
👉 Same AI capability, but with way less memory required.
Key-Value caches have been around for years, FreddysHouse runs one and has done for a very long time. That is not new tech, go check Redis - The Real-time Data Platform
 

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Helium prices will be going through the roof because of the Hormuz blockage. Expect all electronics prices to go up, not down tbh.
 

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This aged like fine catfood. Prices are £lol. I was going to upgrade to 128gb RAM as planned in my PC life cycle, but fuck that price. Glad I got my 5080 (16 gigglebits of VRAM) when I did.
 

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This aged like fine catfood. Prices are £lol. I was going to upgrade to 128gb RAM as planned in my PC life cycle, but fuck that price. Glad I got my 5080 (16 gigglebits of VRAM) when I did.

I'm just hoping nothing in my PC breaks anytime soon.
 

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I bought 32 gig 6000mhz cl 30 a few months back lets see where the price is for it now

£379 lol

I paid £299


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