In 2026, the memory crisis continues to intensify, leading to soaring prices for the latest generation of computer hardware and making purchase costs exorbitant. Affected by this, sales of four-year-old computer components have made a comeback, occupying the top spots on sales charts. Following AMD and Nvidia's re-release of 2022's older chips to meet market demand, Intel also plans to adopt a similar strategy by introducing older or low-cost chip solutions.
