Nearly 20 analog and power chipmakers to raise prices from July 1

A June 29 report said the latest increases follow several rounds this year, with AI server and data-center power-management chips facing the sharpest rises.

Summary

Nearly 20 global analog and power semiconductor companies are set to begin a fresh round of price increases on July 1, extending multiple stepped adjustments already made this year. A June 29 report by 21 Finance said chips used in AI servers, data-center power management and high-voltage signal-chain analog applications are expected to rise 15% to 25%, while industrial automation and energy-storage isolation chips are set to increase 10% to 15%.

Terms & Concepts
  • signal-chain analog chips: Analog semiconductors that process and condition real-world signals such as voltage, current or sensor inputs through different stages of an electronic system.
  • isolation chips: Semiconductors designed to separate circuits electrically while allowing signals or power to pass safely between them, often used in industrial and energy systems.