MSI reportedly plans on tackling 'the most challenging year since the company was founded', with 15-30% price raises, making DDR5 motherboards DDR4 compatible, and increasing AI server revenue
MSI is reportedly planning significant price increases of 15-30% on its gaming products to navigate a challenging year marked by a memory crisis. The company aims to shift focus towards higher-end products and increase revenue from AI servers to offset these difficulties. This strategy mirrors that of Asus, which is also prioritizing high-end offerings.
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