#算力涨价传导到消费端
👉 硬件涨价怎么看，币安聊天室跟进
A TV box that has been on the market for seven years has raised its price.
It went up by one hundred dollars.
The official reason is memory costs.
The device’s chips have long since been amortized.
What’s really gotten more expensive is only the storage chips.
I boosted the demand for memory to another level.
All the leftovers of consumer electronics have been snatched up.
It’s not just one box.
Servers need high-bandwidth memory.
The standard capacities for phones and computers are going up.
Semiconductor fabs prioritize capacity for data centers.
Consumers end up with less and less.
Products with low price elasticity raise first.
The value-for-money of older devices is erased.
Look further down—this is only a small slice of inflation.
Rising power and chip costs get put into the basket.
Electronics components in appliances and cars are moving too.
The price-decline curve has been bent.
The assumption of technological deflation needs a question mark.
This kind of change won’t show up on the front page.
Costs will be passed to users in a slow way.
For crypto, compute power and storage are in the same scramble.
The payback period for mining rigs will also be dragged out.
How long do you think hardware price increases will keep going? Chat in the comments
👉 硬件涨价怎么看，币安聊天室跟进
A TV box that has been on the market for seven years has raised its price.
It went up by one hundred dollars.
The official reason is memory costs.
The device’s chips have long since been amortized.
What’s really gotten more expensive is only the storage chips.
I boosted the demand for memory to another level.
All the leftovers of consumer electronics have been snatched up.
It’s not just one box.
Servers need high-bandwidth memory.
The standard capacities for phones and computers are going up.
Semiconductor fabs prioritize capacity for data centers.
Consumers end up with less and less.
Products with low price elasticity raise first.
The value-for-money of older devices is erased.
Look further down—this is only a small slice of inflation.
Rising power and chip costs get put into the basket.
Electronics components in appliances and cars are moving too.
The price-decline curve has been bent.
The assumption of technological deflation needs a question mark.
This kind of change won’t show up on the front page.
Costs will be passed to users in a slow way.
For crypto, compute power and storage are in the same scramble.
The payback period for mining rigs will also be dragged out.
How long do you think hardware price increases will keep going? Chat in the comments
