Memory — particularly the long-term kind — is a key element of AI growth, as it enables systems to recognize patterns, learn from historical data, and make behavior-based predictions.
There’s also a lot of money in memory.
The global memory market hit record revenue of $170 billion last year, according to market-research firm Yole Group.
DRAM, or Dynamic Random-Access Memory, the most common computer memory, led the way at about $97 billion, while NAND, a non-volatile flash memory for long-term data storage, pulled in roughly $68 billion.
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