TechLinked RAM Kit Price-ocalypse, Honey lawsuit dismissed, Warner Music/Suno deal + more!
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Nov 27, 2025 RAM prices are skyrocketing due to AI demand, impacting PC builders. A class action lawsuit against Honey has been dismissed, leaving some interesting judge comments. Warner Music has settled its dispute with Suno, paving the way for licensed AI training. Meanwhile, Google's leaked plans for an AI-centric Android laptop, dubbed Aluminium OS, are stirring buzz. Plus, updates on Windows apps reveal a new malware scam, and China's trials of humanoid robots for security are on the rise.
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RAM Prices Spiking From AI Demand
- DDR5 RAM prices have surged dramatically due to AI-driven demand and chip supply crunches.
- Tim Sweeney and journalists expect elevated memory costs to persist for years, affecting PC builds.
Buy Pre-Built PCs When Parts Are Expensive
- Consider buying pre-built PCs to potentially save money when component prices spike.
- Watch OEM strategies like HP raising prices and reducing included memory which can negate savings.
Creators' Honey Lawsuit Falters
- A class action by creators against Honey was dismissed for lacking proof of actual monetary loss.
- The judge allowed 45 days to amend the complaint, highlighting legal hurdles for affiliate-commission claims.