AMD's processor is inexpensive and cost-effective, the epyclic server processor is the same, 64-core products are even cheaper than friendly 28-core products, but now the semiconductor industry has been affected by rising costs, AMD has also sent out the news of EPYC processor price increases.
Previously, the report quoted Jordan Klein, president of Mizuho Securities, as saying that he learned from a senior executive of a server manufacturer that AMD raised the price of its EPYC processor, ranging from 10 to 30%.
AMD has not commented on the price increase, but the second largest server manufacturer wave has confirmed amD's price increase, and now AMD can not tell the processor and GPU graphics card shipment time, and the price will be adjusted every month.
Manufacturers said that because they do not know when the next batch of goods will arrive, everyone is afraid of not getting the goods, no one will give up the opportunity to buy, so everyone paid a higher price.
The news pointed out that AMD's wave of price increases is mainly because the manufacturing costs of almost all aspects of semiconductors are rising, and it is also a last resort, not simply to increase profits.
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