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Smartphone, PC Prices Expected to Rise, as AI Data Center Boom Consumes Large Amounts of Memory Chips
The boom in AI data center construction has prompted a reduction in the supply of memory chips, and potentially a rise in prices of consumer products such as smartphones and person...
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The boom in AI data center construction has prompted a reduction in the supply of memory chips, and potentially a rise in prices of consumer products such as smartphones and personal computers this year, Financial Times reported.

Several semiconductor giants, including Arm (ARM.US)      , Qualcomm (QCOM.US)      , and Samsung, warned this week that the global race to build large AI infrastructure is squeezing the supply of components needed for mobile devices and other home electronics, report said.

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Over the past year, companies like Alphabet (GOOG.US)      , Amazon (AMZN.US)      , Meta (META.US)      , and OpenAI have pledged billions of US dollars to build data centers to support advanced AI models and products, believing that the technology will transform various industries.
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