The semiconductor hardware market may face a new round of price hikes. According to supply chain and channel sources, AMD plans to raise prices by approximately 10% for its core products, including discrete GPUs and motherboard chipsets, with the possibility of price increases extending to certain CPU product lines. This price hike is driven by rising foundry costs from TSMC and is expected to officially take effect in the fourth quarter, affecting gamers and data center users. AMD advises users planning to build systems soon to make purchases early to mitigate risks.
