The memory market has entered a prolonged shortage. Makers of AI accelerators are buying up fab capacity for HBM, and ordinary server DRAM ends up at the back of the queue.
Expanding fabs takes years and billions in investment. So even as demand rises, supply responds slowly — which keeps prices high.
For businesses this means one thing: build rising memory costs into every infrastructure plan. Or find a way to get more memory without buying DRAM.
That is exactly the problem gigaRAM solves: inexpensive flash works like RAM, delivering 2–4× the capacity at half the cost.