Transmission Intel will raise the price of core and Xeon processors by 10 to 20 percent
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Update time : 2022-07-16 16:17:04
Intel will probably launch Raptor lake this fall to replace the existing alder lake, which will be a competitor of AMD's Zen 4 architecture processor code Raphael. As an optimized version of alder lake, raptor lake is manufactured based on the same Intel 7 process and has similar p-core and E-core designs.
I believe many players will focus on the performance of the new processor, and may also be worried about the supply problem often mentioned in the past two years, but this time, players are likely to face a more realistic problem, that is, pricing. According to relevant media reports, Intel will increase the pricing of its processors from this autumn. It is understood that Intel made the decision to raise prices based on factors such as increased energy, raw materials and labor costs. It is rumored that Intel has informed customers that it will add additional management fees on the basis of the existing pricing to make up for the rise in costs, which will affect most processors and all kinds of chips. There is no doubt that the core product of the price increase is Intel's core and Xeon series processors. According to industry insiders, the price increase is about 10% to 20%. Due to the lack of other supporting evidence, the authenticity of the news cannot be determined for the time being. In addition to the increase in energy, raw materials and labor costs, with the recent intensification of global inflationary pressure, it is indeed a feasible solution to reduce the pressure by adjusting product pricing. As for Intel's final decision, it is estimated that it will depend on the market situation in the coming months.
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