QtrendsMeta reuses old DDR4 server memory in new DDR5-only machines to combat rising hardware costs. Venezuela faces a deepening humanitarian crisis after twin earthquakes as rescue operations continue and over 100 deported migrants remain missing. UK delivery robots face public backlash in Milton Keynes while ministers consider legalizing their use on public footpaths.
Meta is reusing old DDR4 server memory modules in new DDR5-only servers to reduce expenses amid rising hardware costs. Meanwhile, AMD's EXPO ULL RAM has launched at a staggering $1,099 per kit, contradicting earlier promises of competitive pricing. PNY's 32GB DDR5-5600 kit has become the cheapest 2x16GB option on the market, highlighting the wide price divergence in the RAM sector.
Search efforts continue in Venezuelan earthquake ruins while international attention shifts to the growing humanitarian crisis. Over 100 Venezuelans deported from the US just hours before the twin earthquakes struck remain unaccounted for. Satellite imagery reveals the extensive destruction across affected regions, compounding the nation's political and economic turmoil.
Delivery robots are facing growing public backlash in UK towns like Milton Keynes, with residents complaining about blocked pavements and safety concerns. The Guardian reports that pedestrians feel forced to 'get out of the way' for the autonomous vehicles. Despite the opposition, UK ministers are expected to support legal changes allowing delivery robots on England's public footpaths.