Nothing says it is canceling its planned CMF Phone 3 Pro, citing the current cost and availability of RAM components. Multiple outlets report that Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis announced on X that a successor to the CMF Phone 2 Pro is not coming this year because memory prices are too high to keep the product aligned with Nothing’s expectations for a “genuine step forward.” 9to5Google and others describe the situation as an industry-wide memory or “RAMageddon” problem, with RAM increasingly becoming the most expensive part of phone builds. In that context, outlets say Nothing concludes it cannot produce a budget-oriented device without ending up with “ridiculous” pricing or sacrificing value. TechRadar, The Verge, and Mashable similarly frame the cancellation as a direct consequence of rising RAM costs preventing the company from bringing the next CMF model to market on financially viable terms. Overall, reporting across sources indicates Nothing pauses the CMF line’s next release for the year while RAM prices remain elevated, and the CMF Phone series effectively pauses at its current lineup.