21 April 2021, 12:04 am
As if trying to build a gaming computer these days isn t already bad enough, enthusiasts will have to endure one more addition to the GPU shortage.
TweakTown reports that prices of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) are due to increase by around 18-23% over the next few months. According to official predictions, the current global chip shortage is not just hurting GPU production, but also DRAM supply. This affects a wide variety of other things such as mobile, graphics, specialty DDR4 (even older-gen DDR3), and server memory.
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So for those wanting to build a computer these days, you ll see even steeper prices affecting already-scarce graphics cards, DDR4 memory modules, and even the secondhand market. This means that if you try save some money by building a system out of an older DDR3 platform, prices can still see markups. Now imagine how much the cost increase will be when server parts are involved.
Ramco Systems announced the availability of its Global Payroll solution on Oracle Cloud Marketplace, a centralized repository of enterprise applications offered by Oracle and Oracle partners.
As a part of the collaboration, Ramco will seamlessly integrate its one payroll platform across 50+ countries with Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM), thereby enabling HR & payroll transformation for large enterprises.
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Tech Mahindra announced that it has acquired DigitalOnUS, a leading hybrid cloud and DevOps services provider, to augment hybrid-cloud offerings for enterprise customers globally.
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