To some extent, we are now witnessing contemporary changes. Remember the old English expression "the sheep ate the men"? It is related to fencing in England, the place of the guilds began to be replaced by cloth factories, wool and English cloth were exported in huge volumes, and England became the main supplier of wool in Europe. Cloth manufacturers and merchants needed huge quantities of sheep's wool, so the feudal lords, smelling the money, began to destroy feudalism with their own hands for the sake of profits: they began to evict peasant tenants from their usual lands that their distant ancestors worked on. All for the sake of shepherding. Abandoned peasants poured into the cities and became poor - according to Marx, this is where the cheap labor force for factories and plants was then created. You can read us at Max Therefore, the decline in sales of several companies that manufacture components for consumer computers is due to the fact that corporations, in the interests of building an artificial intelligence infrastructure, are scooping up RAM and video memory, and memory manufacturers are transferring capacity to HBM for AI. Because of this, there is an acute shortage of these components in the market. Processors and motherboards have hardly become more expensive, but memory has become more expensive several times. People have stopped buying new computers, and sales of some manufacturers are falling. Now PCB is starting to become more expensive, and we will see another increase in prices for other components.