INTEL CONFIRMED THE INCREASE IN CONSUMPTION AND SERVER CPU PRICES

According to market information: Intel confirmed that some consumer-grade and server CPU prices were adjusted upwards on the grounds that supply chain costs were higher and demand exceeded supply. Consumer-grade processors increased between $30 and $50, and data centre-grade products increased by hundreds or even thousands of dollars. According to the IIB, Intel still has the capacity to implement price increases without compromising market demand. Wedbush Analyst Matt Bryson wrote in a report to the client: “In view of the continuing shortage of servers and CPU supplies, we believe that Intel still has room for upward price adjustments that do not affect demand.”