Memory chip prices continue their upward march, and the impact is already being felt in the market. One company just saw its stock take an 8% hit as the surge in memory-chip costs squeezes margins across the industry. For those tracking the infrastructure side of blockchain and computing operations, rising chip costs inevitably ripple through operational expenses—something worth watching as we head into the next phase of market dynamics.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 01-13 11:05
Chip prices have risen again... With the increasing computing power costs, how much profit margin is left for mining and node operations?
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MetadataExplorer
· 01-13 10:58
Chip costs are once again causing a stir; now it depends on whose moat is deeper.
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GasOptimizer
· 01-13 10:51
The recent increase in chip costs directly compresses computing power costs. Can on-chain Gas fees still decrease? It depends on the speed of subsequent margin recovery...
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TommyTeacher
· 01-13 10:42
The recent surge in chip prices is really killing us; profits are being squeezed to the limit...
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OnlyUpOnly
· 01-13 10:40
Chip costs have risen again, making life difficult now. The miners are probably going to cry.
Memory chip prices continue their upward march, and the impact is already being felt in the market. One company just saw its stock take an 8% hit as the surge in memory-chip costs squeezes margins across the industry. For those tracking the infrastructure side of blockchain and computing operations, rising chip costs inevitably ripple through operational expenses—something worth watching as we head into the next phase of market dynamics.