Memory boom

The "memory boom" refers to a period when demand for computer memory (like RAM) surged rapidly. This increase was driven by the growth of personal computers, servers, and mobile devices requiring more memory to operate efficiently. As technology advanced, manufacturers expanded production to meet the rising needs, leading to higher sales and prices initially. However, the boom also caused market volatility with fluctuations in availability and cost, impacting the broader electronics industry. Overall, the memory boom highlights how technological innovation can drive sudden growth in specific components used across modern devices.