Is it possible to upgrade the RAM in my Mac Studio?

NO user upgrades after your Mac has been built. The only way to upgrade Apple-silicon Macs like yours is the same solution as if you wanted a larger engine in your car.

It makes NO SENSE to tear apart a perfectly good system when the upgrade is extremely tedious and there is no clear roadmap and a high risk of failure.

Instead, convert your perfectly good working Mac to Cash (by selling it) and use the Cash to buy a Mac that better meets your needs.

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64 GB of RAM is a lot. I'd suggest using the Memory Pressure graph in Activity Monitor to help determine if it is really holding you back.

Unless you're doing something that is extremely demanding with respect to RAM, I suspect that you are going to see all Green on the Memory Pressure graph, with "Swap Used: 0 bytes." The system may cache a lot of stuff in RAM, but that's normal. Completely unused RAM isn't doing any work for you. RAM holding cached data might help speed up things, if some program wants the cached data before it wants more RAM.

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What is the reason you want to increase the RAM?

64GB is already a significant amount of RAM.

Not sure how you can use even 64GB Ram with a Silicon Mac structure.