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Intel reportedly set to hike CPU prices by 10% ahead of 'major annual product' launch in March 2027 — report says AMD will follow up between June and July

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Intel is reportedly set to hike CPU prices by 10%, according to a new Digitimes report . Citing supply chain sources, the outlet says the increase follows two others, one in the first quarter of 2026 and another in July,

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