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As DDR5 memory prices surge, automated scalper bots are increasingly dominating e-commerce platforms, with DataDome reporting that 91% of traffic to a retailer's DDR5 product pages originates from bad bots, polling each listing once every 6.5 seconds. This reflects the severe imbalance in the memory

G.Skill, a U.S. memory manufacturer, has settled a $2.4 million class-action lawsuit over allegations that it misled consumers about the actual performance speeds of its DDR4 and DDR5 RAM products. The lawsuit claimed that G.Skill failed to clearly inform customers that the advertised maximum speeds