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Pine64 pauses Linux hardware production over memory shortages

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Pine64 has stopped producing its Linux devices, citing shortages of DRAM and eMMC components. The pause covers its Arm and RISC-V single-board computers, PinePhone devices, PineTab2 tablet and PineNote e-reader. The company said software support for existing hardware will continue, as will microcontroller-based products and development of PineTime Pro. Pine64 said any production restart depends on component pricing after mid-2027.
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