Chip vendors are planning broad price hikes
firstadopter · x · 2026-07-20
Chip vendors are planning price hikes
A table in the image lists expected price increases across several semiconductor vendors and product lines, including:
- AMD: server and PC CPUs, plus Radeon GPU/VRAM bundles
- Intel: server CPUs and PC CPUs
- NXP: select MCU, automotive, Ethernet controller, and embedded processor lines
- onsemi: power and sensing products
- Texas Instruments: broad price increases across the current portfolio
- Microchip: selected products
The increases appear to roll out across Q2–Q3 2026, with some items showing double-digit hikes and TI’s current portfolio cited as high as +15% to +85% on certain items.
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