The shortage of materials and production capacity in the semiconductor industry has directly triggered a sharp increase in the price of chips.
Recently, Jordan Klein, president of Mizuho Securities, reported that he learned from the executives of a server manufacturer that AMD raised the price of its EPYC processors, ranging from 10 to 30%.
At present, AMD's main EPYC processor is based on the Zen3 architecture Milan (EPYC 7xx3), and according to the plan, the 3D cache version of Milan-X should soon be on the rise. With the advantages of Zen3 architecture and the brute force specification of 64 cores and 128 threads, it has won the favor of a large number of data centers, cloud services, and Internet giants since its listing.
The research report believes that the reason for amD's price increase is the rise in manufacturing costs, design wafer foundry, materials, transportation and many other links.
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