AI PCs face memory squeeze as server demand takes priority

Sherri Wang

, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Oct 8, 2026, 13:54 0

SK Hynix's SOCAMM2 module serves AI servers amid growing competition for low-power DRAM. Credit: SK Hynix

Microsoft's October 7 opening of pre-orders for Surface Laptop Ultra, featuring up to 128GB of unified memory, highlights a potential new source of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) demand as PC makers bring larger AI models and autonomous agents onto local...

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