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You can now 'bring your own RAM' to build PCs as DDR5 prices surge exponentially

Maingear has launched a BYO RAM Builds program. The approach lets customers buy a desktop PC without bundled memory. Instead, ...
Gizmochina

Frequent RAM price hikes prompted retailers to remove price labels altogether

If you walk into certain computer shops in the US right now, the RAM aisle looks… unfinished. No price cards, no promos — just empty slots where labels should be. Staff are telling customers to ask ...
Gizmodo

Xerox’s Printable Memory Labels Can Store Data to Combat Counterfeits

Remember when we thought that hologram stickers were an effective way to stop the proliferation of counterfeit products? Xerox now believes it has a far superior solution with a new type of printable ...
CSOonline

Xerox introduces printed-memory labels to fight counterfeiting

Xerox today announced two new printed packaging labels that can store 36 bits on rewritable memory. The labels are aimed at combating counterfeiting and helping businesses and government better secure ...
TechSpot

Xerox printed memory labels aim to curb counterfeiting

Xerox on Wednesday announced a pair of printed packaging labels with embedded memory designed to help curb counterfeiting. Also known as printed memory, the labels are equipped with up to 36 bits of ...