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This is a classic slippery slope fallacy. Micron's reversible exit from one of its businesses is clearly does not signify the end of the PC era. As long as the

by tianqi 10mo ago

This is a classic slippery slope fallacy. Micron's reversible exit from one of its businesses is clearly does not signify the end of the PC era. As long as the demand for DIY PCs persists, there will be suppliers providing the products needed. If you follow the industrial memory market, you probably know that it is currently experiencing a severe supply shortage. I think Micron's decision simply reflects the current market situation.

Ygg2 10mo ago
> Micron's reversible exit from one of its businesses is clearly does not signify the end of the PC era. No one is saying that it's the sole culprit. But when average PCs start costing $3000+ from now on, it seems like the end of an era.