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DDR5 prices in Germany reportedly rose 414% in a year

The Next Web says Nokia’s CEO believes customers would build data centers twice as fast if memory and energy supplies allowed.

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The Next Web reports that DDR5 prices in Germany rose 414% in a year. It also says Nokia CEO Justin Hotard believes customers would build data centers twice as fast if supply allowed. The outlet says about €1 billion in public money has been committed to Europe’s AI programme.

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TNW@thenextwebDDR5 prices in Germany rose 414% in a year. Nokia's CEO says the industry would build data centres twice as fast if memory and energy allowed. https://thenextweb.com/news/nokia-hotard-data-centres-europe2h
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    TNW@thenextwebDDR5 prices in Germany rose 414% in a year. Nokia's CEO says the industry would build data centres twice as fast if memory and energy allowed. https://thenextweb.com/news/nokia-hotard-data-centres-europe2h
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