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No Joke: Big Memory And Flash Price Hikes Coming April 1

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Upcoming Price Increases
Starting April 1, 2024, the market will experience substantial price hikes in memory and flash storage components. This change directly impacts organizations relying on IBM i (AS/400) systems, as these components are critical for performance and scalability.
  • Memory Costs: Expect a marked increase in the cost of DRAM modules. This rise stems from supply chain constraints and increased demand for high-performance computing.
  • Flash Storage Prices: The cost of flash storage will also escalate. This increase is driven by the growing adoption of flash technology across various industries, leading to higher demand than supply.
  • Impact on Budgeting: Organizations must adjust their IT budgets to accommodate these price changes. Failure to do so may result in inadequate resources for system upgrades and expansions.
  • Strategic Planning: Companies should evaluate their current infrastructure and consider purchasing necessary components before the price increases take effect. This proactive approach will mitigate the financial impact.
Conclusion
Organizations using IBM i systems must prepare for these inevitable price hikes. Strategic planning and timely procurement of memory and flash storage will ensure continued operational efficiency and performance optimization.
SOURCE: IT Jungle [ ACCESS_EXTERNAL_SOURCE ]
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