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If TurboQuant cuts memory demand to one sixth at scale, it could crush pricing power across the entire memory industry and trigger a multi cycle repricing of chip valuations. BestBuy just dumped prices on its Kingston DDR5 to keep up with MicroCenter.

BREAKING: DDR5 memory prices crash up to 30% after Google unveiled TurboQuant. Google TurboQuant cuts AI memory usage to 1/6, raising concerns about memory demand. Memory prices are up 106% since 2024 lows, but are now falling. 32GB DDR5 on Amazon fell from about $490 to $379.99, while 16GB DDR5 fell from about $260 to …

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ISM Manufacturing Down Sixth Month, Employment Weak, Prices High

Authored by Mike Shedlock via mishtalk, The ISM report for August reads like mild stagflation. ISM chart and excerpts below by permission from the Institute for Supply Management® ISM® Please consider the August 2025 Manufacturing ISM® Report On Business® by Susan Spence, Chair of the Institute for Supply Management®. “In August, U.S. manufacturing activity contracted at a slightly …

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MAKE THEM PAY: Jonathan Turley: Sixth Circuit Hands Down Major Free Speech Win for Professor Against the University of Louisville.

“The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit handed down a major victory for free speech this week in favor of a professor challenging his treatment by the University of Louisville. In Josephson v. Ganzel, a unanimous panel ruled for Dr. Allan Josephson who was subject to adverse actions after he publicly expressed …

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Russian Central Bank raises key rate for the sixth time this year to 18% in an attempt to throttle accelerating inflation.

Russia’s central bank raised its key interest to 18 percent on Friday, the sixth hike in just over a year as it seeks to tame soaring price rises. Prices have risen fast since Moscow launched its full-scale offensive in Ukraine in February 2022, as massive government spending and skyrocketing wages have pushed up demand across …

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The Fed’s emergency lending facility has increased for a sixth straight week, reaching $100 billion….The Fed has complete control over when a crisis occurs.

The fear of a US banking crisis has largely faded from market sentiment, but it seems there's a steady, low drumbeat of distress among some firms. The amount of money lent out under the Fed's emergency lending facility rose for a sixth straight week, remaining above $100 billion. pic.twitter.com/NPCTzVhbZI — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) June 15, …

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