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Intel will likely increase CPU pricing soon

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/15/2022 09:23 AM | source: asia.nikkei.com | 37 comment(s)
Intel will likely increase CPU pricing soon

According to recent Asian reports, Intel is contemplating price hikes for many of its products. Intel Xeon and Intel Core CPUs for desktop PCs, laptops, and servers will soon be offered at greater costs.

Intel would then pass on the additional expenses from the manufacturing chain. Uncertainty remains surrounding the magnitude of price rises. It is anticipated to be in the double digits or high single digits. In some instances, price rises of up to 20% are possible. Intel does not comment publicly on these rumors. The price hikes may take effect in the fall of 2022. High inflation, mainly owing to increased energy prices and supply constraints continue to wreak havoc on the semiconductor sector.

In Europe, the effects of inflation are especially pronounced: As a result of the conflict in Ukraine and the frosty ties with Russia, for instance, the euro is presently worth precisely one US dollar. In addition to Intel, other firms are likely to increase their costs. Both business-to-business and business-to-consumer commerce will be affected.

 







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scoter man1
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#6034904 Posted on: 07/19/2022 12:19 AM
I've noticed that many users have an illogical aversion and reluctance when it comes to buying "lesser" CPUs. I know quite a few people who are still sitting on outdated, if not outright ancient CPUs as they save up for a flagship product. It's absurd, especially considering they could have doubled or tripled their current performance for a fraction of the cost. Truly baffling.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I just download more cores when games don't run well

TieSKey
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#6035307 Posted on: 07/20/2022 01:45 AM
I cannot tell if this is sarcasm or not but I am aware of no unregulated or wild-west capitalism anywhere. The western governments of the world have their tendrils deep into their economies.

I think u have it in the opposite direction there, the economic powers have their tendrils deep into western governments.
(There was a time (50years ago) where it was like u say, but not anymore....)

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