💻 RAM Prices, Goblin AI & Netflix Goes TikTok — Tech News Just Dropped

About this episode

This episode covers the latest developments in technology, including RAM shortages, open-source software, and innovations in music and mobile apps.

Samsung has confirmed a widening RAM shortage driven by AI data centers, and prices aren't coming down anytime soon. Microsoft just open-sourced the earliest known DOS code, giving the retro computing world a rare glimpse into computing's origins. Spotify is rolling out a new badge to separate real human artists from AI-generated music flooding the platform. Netflix is overhauling its mobile app with a TikTok-style scrolling video feed, and Meta is losing millions of daily users while doubling down on AI spending. Plus, scientists just pulled off a quantum teleportation world first — and a new study is poking serious holes in one AI model's supposedly human-like thinking.

Topics covered

• RAM shortage
• AI data centers
• open-source software
• music industry
• mobile app design
• quantum physics
• AI models

Keywords

• RAM prices
• AI
• Netflix
• Spotify
• quantum teleportation
• Microsoft
• Samsung
• Meta
• music
• technology news

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Samsung, Microsoft, Spotify, Netflix, Meta, AI

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