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title: "OpenAI Altman talks about memory shortages: global DRAM should be given priority to data centers, spending time out of gaming PCs is wasteful"
description: "OpenAI Altman talks about memory shortages: global DRAM should be given priority to data centers,...: 3 articles from 3 outlets in 2 languages, each linked to its own source."
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updated: 2026-11-11T12:27:15.376Z
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> OpenAI Altman talks about memory shortages: global DRAM should be given priority to data centers,...: 3 articles from 3 outlets in 2 languages, each linked to its own source.

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# OpenAI Altman talks about memory shortages: global DRAM should be given priority to data centers, spending time out of gaming PCs is wasteful

Every article the Monitor has on this event, each linked to the outlet that published it. The line above is the headline ithome.com published, not a summary written here. As published, in Chinese: "OpenAI 奥尔特曼谈内存短缺：全球 DRAM 应优先供给数据中心，闲置在玩家 PC 里是浪费", machine translated.

Event started Oct 30, 4:06 PM EDT. Newest coverage on file Oct 31, 4:21 AM EDT. No development has been recorded, separate from coverage arriving. This page was last built from a pipeline run at Nov 11, 7:27 AM EST. Grouped by title similarity, assembly s1, merge threshold 0.25. [How stories are grouped](https://monitor.paciva.ai/technique#stories).

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## What is on file, and what is not

Three bands, split by what the source is rather than by what it says. The band a piece of coverage lands in comes from a public registry of the domain that published it, not from any reading of the article.

### ["Per il CEO di OpenAI la DRAM dovrebbe stare nei data center, non nei PC dei giocatori"](https://multiplayer.it/notizie/per-il-ceo-di-openai-la-dram-dovrebbe-stare-nei-data-center-non-nei-pc-dei-giocatori.html)

### ["OpenAI 奥尔特曼谈内存短缺：全球 DRAM 应优先供给数据中心，闲置在玩家 PC 里是浪费"](https://www.ithome.com/1/020/483.htm)

### ["OpenAI奥尔特曼谈内存短缺：全球DRAM应优先供给数据中心，闲置在玩家PC里是浪费"](https://www.163.com/dy/article/LAJ27O7D0511B8LM.html)

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