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      <title>HBM Cannibalization Reaches the Laptop Shelf: What Framework&#39;s RAM Pricing Says About DRAM Contracts</title>
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      <description>A laptop review is not usually a memory-cycle datapoint. This one is. The Framework Laptop 13 Pro drew strong marks for performance, build quality, and keyboard, and was marked down on a single dimension — it is expensive, and the review attributes that expense to high RAM prices. That sentence is the cleanest publicly visible evidence to date that high-bandwidth memory wafer allocation has stopped being a datacenter accounting problem and started setting bills of materials on consumer hardware.</description>
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