Dr. Semiconductor successfully tests homemade RAM chips amid ongoing RAM Crisis

11 articles · Updated · Windows Central · Apr 25

The YouTuber produced RAM chips with 12pF capacitance using DIY equipment in his backyard shed, marking a successful experiment.
Driven by soaring RAM prices and scarcity caused by AI demand, Dr. Semiconductor plans to scale up production for PC compatibility.
If his approach proves viable, it could help alleviate the RAM shortage and make memory more affordable for consumers in the future.

Can a DIY chip made in a shed offer real hope against the global RAM crisis?

A YouTuber's homemade RAM works for just two milliseconds. Is this a breakthrough or a novelty?

With RAM prices quadrupling, is the era of affordable PC building permanently over?

How is the tech industry's pivot to AI causing a memory shortage for everyone else?

Will the global memory shortage really last until 2030, as some experts predict?