According to reports, Intel is set to begin the third round of price adjustments in May with the aim of achieving a total increase of 30% for the year.

Facing a large number of high-profit orders in the field of AI, Intel chooses to prioritize safeguarding enterprise and AI-related businesses, resulting in a significant reduction in consumer-level CPU production capacity. This directly leads to a shortage in the consumer market supply and fluctuations in end-user prices. Intel will initiate the third round of price adjustments in May, aiming to achieve a cumulative 30% increase for the year, in order to recoup investment in production capacity and meet capital market performance expectations. However, due to the dual competition from AMD and ARM architectures, the space for further substantial price increases is already very limited.