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macroJun 21, 2026, 1:56 AM

AI-Driven 'RAMageddon' Pushes Tech Prices Higher

Global prices for smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and PCs are rising as AI-fueled demand for memory chips and data-center infrastructure strains supply chains, with manufacturers warning that higher component costs are being passed on to consumers.

Consumers are facing rising prices for smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, tablets, and other electronics as AI-driven demand for memory chips and data-center infrastructure tightens supply chains.

The shortage, dubbed 'RAMageddon' by industry analysts, has prompted manufacturers to warn that higher component costs are increasingly being passed on to end users. The trend marks a broad reversal from the declining electronics prices seen in recent years.

No specific price increases or timelines were disclosed in the initial report, but the pressure on memory and AI infrastructure is expected to keep costs elevated through the supply chain.

Source: First Squawk