Overview

• Taiwan’s Digitimes reports that Intel intends to raise prices on its 13th‑ and 14th‑Gen Raptor Lake processors by more than 10%.
• Analysts attribute the move to supply constraints, including foundry pressures, alongside unexpectedly weak AI‑PC sales momentum.
• Intel declined to comment on the report, saying it would not provide a statement at this time.
• The cited examples point to chips moving from roughly $150–$160 to about $170–$180, or around a $20 increase per SKU.
• Major retailers had not broadly reflected higher prices as of publication, though any increases could compound pressure from rising DRAM costs.