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Sam Altman, in an interview, said it’s ‘terrible’ for people to have ‘a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM’ that they barely use.
In an interview on the YouTube channel Cheeky Pint, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman argued that it’s more efficient to direct the world’s tightening supply of memory to AI data centers than to local devices. The comments drew immediate backlash as hardware prices continue to climb.
All the ways to watch Bayern Munich vs Borussia Dortmund live streams for free from anywhere in the Bundesliga 2026/27, as Ballon d’Or Harry Kane seeks goals.
While the new touch-enabled MacBook Pro with the PROLED XDR screen is available for preorder across a few major retailers, Best Buy is sweetening the deal by including a $100 gift card.
Jeff and Fernando discuss everything from Apple’s big week of new hardware releases, including the M6 MacBook Pro, iPad mini 8 with OLED, and, of course, Apple’s new MacBook Pro w/ PROLED XDR Display. Is finally having a touchscreen Mac resonating with the Overtime crew?
The Viltrox AF 35mm F1.4 Pro lens for Sony and Nikon mirrorless cameras is a superb moderate wide-angle prime, but how does it compare to Sigma’s legendary 35mm f/1.4 Art lens for DSLRs?
Pick up a bargain 3D printer, thanks to these big discounts on resin and filament 3DP models from big names like Creality, Elegoo, Prusa and more.
ASRock’s B860 Challenger Wifi covers the basics and performs well, but slower USB ports, weaker VRMs, and a dated BIOS keep it from standing out, even at the lower price.
Mac users sharing their compute for AI inference are seeing declining revenues as token prices continue to drop, with Anthropic token falling 77% in under five months.
Intel is expanding chipmaking and advanced packaging capacity across the U.S., Ireland, and Malaysia to meet surging AI-driven demand for data center CPUs amid shrinking PC market and persistent supply constraints.
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