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Sam Altman stirred controversy by saying that keeping random-access memory in personal computers is not worthwhile, since, in his view, it is used only about 5% of the time, while data centers can run it around the clock to serve large numbers of users. He was discussing how to allocate limited resources and run AI models locally—a position consistent with OpenAI’s heavy reliance on cloud subscriptions for revenue. One report says the company accounts for around 40% of the memory produced worldwide. The article warns that the memory shortage could persist until 2028, while the choice between local and cloud-based models will continue to depend on users’ needs and operating costs.
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