According to supply chain sources, AMD plans to increase prices for all its chips by approximately 10% starting in Q4 2026.
According to supply chain channel agency ChannelGate, AMD has issued notices to multiple partner clients, planning to fully pass on the increased TSMC wafer foundry costs to downstream customers. Prices for its full range of products, including AI accelerator chips, consumer GPUs, and motherboard chipsets, are expected to uniformly increase by approximately 10%. Intel recently also announced that it would raise PC CPU prices again by approximately 10% on October 5, 2026.
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