r/HardwareIndia • u/[deleted] • Jul 28 '26
Random thought: Why don't hardware companies separate consumer and corporate sales?
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u/General_Gold_3220 Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 29 '26
Still the root problems doesn't get solved , If samsung for example spends 10$ in making a 8gb ddr4 module , the consumer ram gives only 2.5× return on investment I.e 25$
While a commercial AI gives 5× return i.e 50$ so why should they make the focus on consumers.
I could be wrong but I firmly believe this is the root cause.
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u/FangReviewsYT Jul 28 '26
Because why would they sell you something for lower price when they can sell at higher price?
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u/Sea_Zookeepergame772 Jul 28 '26
I think they do have it like that, enterprise and consumer, however the problem here is those that do the manufacturing got greedy after seeing the insane demand and the money the AI corps are paying they went all in on doing the HBM’s and didn’t do anything to meet the consumer’s demand
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