Yes, the PC components shortages might last until 2030, or maybe even indefinitely, if the AI datacenters and producers sign exclusivity contracts.Yes, it might not be possible to have a PC at home anymore.However, 1.5 billion indians can now generate AI images and videos they can post on facebook, so... A win?
Your thread is as good as living in India
>>107751003Or, components OEMs are going to have to ramp up production. Samsung is already expanding their RAM manufacturing.
>>107751003>Yes, the PC components shortages might last until 2030, or maybe even indefinitelyGee, maybe if, I don't know, some American company could decide to ... call me crazy ... make PC components in America? NAWWWW. ;) Hey, bonus: no tariffs!
>>107751159Unfortunately, USA doesn't have an access to the technology that allows making such components.
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>>107751003>Yes, it might not be possible to have a PC at home anymoreWhat is the purpose of astroturfing this sentiment? It's definitely not natural posting and I doubt the point is to just introduce the concept before it gets forced.all fields
>>107751328Resistance is futile ,user
