Intel and AMD Sign Long-Term Server CPU Procurement Agreements with Chinese Clients, Some Products See Price Increases Exceeding 40% This Year

Intel and AMD are signing long-term server CPU procurement agreements with Chinese server clients, with some agreements lasting over two years. Driven by the surge in AI data center construction, the procurement scale has been locked in, but prices are typically not fixed. The demand for AI infrastructure has expanded from GPUs to server CPUs, storage, networking equipment, and memory. Since the beginning of this year, prices for some server CPU products in China have risen by more than 40%, with some products experiencing monthly increases exceeding 10%. The delivery times for some Intel Xeon server CPUs have been extended to a maximum of six months.

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