Nothing cancels CMF Phone 2 Pro successor due to rising memory prices
By
Rob Thubron
Summary
Nothing has confirmed that its next budget CMF phone, a follow-up to the CMF Phone 2 Pro, will not launch this year due to skyrocketing memory prices. Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis stated the company had been working on a successor but current memory costs made it too expensive to proceed. The price surge is described as a "RAMpocalypse" disrupting the tech industry in a way not seen since the Covid era.
Source
bskyNothing cancels CMF Phone 2 Pro successor due to rising memory pricestechspot.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledThe RAMpocalypse has claimed another victim.
Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis, the executive behind the CMF line, said the firm had been working on a successor to the CMF Phone 2 Pro, but current memory...
You might also wanna read
Nothing Launches Phone (3a) Community Edition Designed by Fans with Y2K Gaming Aesthetics
Nothing has launched the Phone (3a) Community Edition, a transparent teal smartphone designed with fan input through a community competition
Dezeen·6mo ago
Memory Manufacturers Shift Focus from Smartphones to Hyperscalers, Threatening 2026 Device Markets
The article analyzes a global memory shortage crisis driven by a fundamental shift in semiconductor manufacturing priorities. Rather than a
idc.com·5mo ago
PINE64 discontinues PinePhone Pro due to low sales, shifts focus to RISC-V products
PINE64 has discontinued the PinePhone Pro due to low sales and lack of viability for continued production. Refurbished units will go on sale
social.treehouse.systems·9mo ago
Nothing Launches Phone (3) with Pixelated Rear Screen and Glyph Matrix Design
Consumer-tech startup Nothing has launched a new smartphone, the Phone (3), and over-ear headphones. The Phone (3) features a pixelated rear
Dezeen·11mo ago
Nothing Phone (3) Launches with Glyph Matrix Display and AI Personalization Features
The Nothing Phone (3) has launched with significant upgrades including the new Glyph Matrix that transforms the signature lights into a func
Product Hunt·3mo ago
How AI requirements are driving up the cost of budget smartphones
The article argues that the era of cheap smartphones is ending due to the demands of AI processing. It explains that AI features require sig
davidoks.blog·1mo agoComments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.