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Sam Altman says it is terrible your PC uses RAM while AI data centres run short of supply

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes the world's limited memory supply would be better utilised in AI data centres than sitting idle in personal computers. His comments come as growing demand from AI companies puts pressure on memory supplies, raising costs for smartphones, laptops and other devices.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes the world's limited memory supply would be better utilised in AI data centres than sitting idle in personal computers. His comments come as growing demand from AI companies puts pressure on memory supplies, raising costs for smartphones, laptops and other devices.
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