It is reported that Intel plans to raise the price of motherboard chipset products by about 10% in Q4
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Update time : 2022-09-08 12:08:01
A source at bobantang said that Intel has issued the latest notice: it is expected to implement a price increase policy for all products starting from Q4 2022, with a range of about 10-20%, and will involve Intel motherboard chipset products.
Intel released its second quarter financial report in July this year, and subsequently confirmed that it would raise the pricing of all major products, including CPU. After releasing its financial results for the second quarter of 2022, Intel said that both its revenue and earnings per share failed to reach the double-digit target. The revenue of Intel's customer computing and data center departments has declined tremendously. Although the company reiterated that it is trying to do better and will launch a set of very good products in the second half of 2022, it will raise the price of most of chipzilla's components (including CPU). In fact, there have been discussions about Intel's price increase for several months. It was reported that Intel would increase the price of CPU and other components by 20%. The list of products affected includes the CPU for the client computing server and the list of other components, such as the Wi Fi connection controller. It is worth mentioning that the above three CPU and chip departments are Intel's main businesses. The company expects that the price of some products will rise from single digits to 10-20%, but the final price has not been determined yet. However, Intel has communicated with its partners and customers to prepare for the price increase.
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