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NVIDIA announces over 15% price hikes on AI server chips amid soaring memory costs.
NVIDIA has informed its major customers of price increases exceeding 15% for servers equipped with its AI chips, effective for shipments starting early next year. This adjustment is attributed to rising memory chip expenses. The affected systems include those utilizing NVIDIA's flagship Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell chips.
Key points
- NVIDIA's strategic investment in Cloverleaf Infrastructure aims to secure power for AI data centers, enhancing its AI ecosystem.
- Morgan Stanley maintains an overweight rating for NVIDIA, setting a price target of $288, anticipating strong demand for Blackwell GPUs.
- Stifel reiterates a Buy rating and $282 price target for NVIDIA, expecting the company to beat estimates and raise guidance.
Sources
- Nvidia customers notified about AI-related price hikes above 15%, Bloomberg News reportsReuters · August 22, 2026
- NVIDIA Invests Several Hundred Million Dollars in Cloverleaf Infrastructure to Secure Power for AI Data CentersEveryTicker · August 22, 2026
- Morgan Stanley resets Nvidia stock forecast ahead of earningsTrades Prophet · August 22, 2026
- Stifel reiterates Nvidia stock rating ahead of earnings reportInvesting.com · August 19, 2026
AI-generated from public news sources. Not financial advice.
