Nvidia lifts AI server prices by more than 15% as memory costs rise
Why it matters: Higher prices on 2027 shipments could raise data-center spending for major buyers including Microsoft, Google and Oracle.
Nvidia plans to raise prices by more than 15% for many artificial-intelligence server systems shipped in early 2027, as surging memory-chip costs ripple through the AI supply chain. The increases are set to affect servers using Nvidia’s Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell systems, with pricing varying by chip generation and memory configuration. Contract manufacturers that assemble servers for large data-center operators have begun warning customers about the change. The move underscores Nvidia’s pricing power, but also the leverage of memory suppliers such as Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and Micron Technology as demand for AI infrastructure continues to outstrip supply.