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  1. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Prioritizing Transformation.

    Transformation succeeds when leaders stop chasing every good idea at once. #Leadership #DigitalTransformation #CIO #BusinessTransformation #TechnologyLeadership #EnterpriseTransformation #ExecutiveLeadership #OperationalExcellence

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  2. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Prioritizing Transformation.

    Transformation succeeds when leaders stop chasing every good idea at once. #Leadership #DigitalTransformation #CIO #BusinessTransformation #TechnologyLeadership #EnterpriseTransformation #ExecutiveLeadership #OperationalExcellence

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  3. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Prioritizing Transformation.

    Transformation succeeds when leaders stop chasing every good idea at once. #Leadership #DigitalTransformation #CIO #BusinessTransformation #TechnologyLeadership #EnterpriseTransformation #ExecutiveLeadership #OperationalExcellence

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  4. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Prioritizing Transformation.

    Transformation succeeds when leaders stop chasing every good idea at once. #Leadership #DigitalTransformation #CIO #BusinessTransformation #TechnologyLeadership #EnterpriseTransformation #ExecutiveLeadership #OperationalExcellence

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  5. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Prioritizing Transformation.

    Transformation succeeds when leaders stop chasing every good idea at once. #Leadership #DigitalTransformation #CIO #BusinessTransformation #TechnologyLeadership #EnterpriseTransformation #ExecutiveLeadership #OperationalExcellence

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  6. Nvidia implemented a $300 wholesale price hike on the RTX 5090 effective May 13 — passed directly to board partners like ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte. The official MSRP stays at $1,999, but that card is effectively impossible to buy at that price. Most configurations are now trading above $4,000.
    The root cause isn't arbitrary. GDDR7 memory — which the RTX 5090 uses 32GB of — now makes up over 80% of the card's total bill of materials. AI data centers are consuming foundry wafer capacity at scale, pushing memory costs up across the board. Nvidia has also cut RTX 50 series production by up to 40% and canceled the RTX 50 Super entirely, pushing the RTX 60 generation to 2028.
    For enterprise teams weighing hardware investments: local GPU acquisition still beats cloud compute on TCO for sustained workloads — but the math is changing fast. And legacy GPU inventory is worth more right now than it's been in years.
    Full breakdown linked below.

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #ITAssetManagement #ITAD #HardwarePricing #TechInfrastructure #AIInfrastructure #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  7. Nvidia implemented a $300 wholesale price hike on the RTX 5090 effective May 13 — passed directly to board partners like ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte. The official MSRP stays at $1,999, but that card is effectively impossible to buy at that price. Most configurations are now trading above $4,000.
    The root cause isn't arbitrary. GDDR7 memory — which the RTX 5090 uses 32GB of — now makes up over 80% of the card's total bill of materials. AI data centers are consuming foundry wafer capacity at scale, pushing memory costs up across the board. Nvidia has also cut RTX 50 series production by up to 40% and canceled the RTX 50 Super entirely, pushing the RTX 60 generation to 2028.
    For enterprise teams weighing hardware investments: local GPU acquisition still beats cloud compute on TCO for sustained workloads — but the math is changing fast. And legacy GPU inventory is worth more right now than it's been in years.
    Full breakdown linked below.

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #ITAssetManagement #ITAD #HardwarePricing #TechInfrastructure #AIInfrastructure #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  8. Nvidia implemented a $300 wholesale price hike on the RTX 5090 effective May 13 — passed directly to board partners like ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte. The official MSRP stays at $1,999, but that card is effectively impossible to buy at that price. Most configurations are now trading above $4,000.
    The root cause isn't arbitrary. GDDR7 memory — which the RTX 5090 uses 32GB of — now makes up over 80% of the card's total bill of materials. AI data centers are consuming foundry wafer capacity at scale, pushing memory costs up across the board. Nvidia has also cut RTX 50 series production by up to 40% and canceled the RTX 50 Super entirely, pushing the RTX 60 generation to 2028.
    For enterprise teams weighing hardware investments: local GPU acquisition still beats cloud compute on TCO for sustained workloads — but the math is changing fast. And legacy GPU inventory is worth more right now than it's been in years.
    Full breakdown linked below.

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #ITAssetManagement #ITAD #HardwarePricing #TechInfrastructure #AIInfrastructure #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  9. Nvidia implemented a $300 wholesale price hike on the RTX 5090 effective May 13 — passed directly to board partners like ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte. The official MSRP stays at $1,999, but that card is effectively impossible to buy at that price. Most configurations are now trading above $4,000.
    The root cause isn't arbitrary. GDDR7 memory — which the RTX 5090 uses 32GB of — now makes up over 80% of the card's total bill of materials. AI data centers are consuming foundry wafer capacity at scale, pushing memory costs up across the board. Nvidia has also cut RTX 50 series production by up to 40% and canceled the RTX 50 Super entirely, pushing the RTX 60 generation to 2028.
    For enterprise teams weighing hardware investments: local GPU acquisition still beats cloud compute on TCO for sustained workloads — but the math is changing fast. And legacy GPU inventory is worth more right now than it's been in years.
    Full breakdown linked below.

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #ITAssetManagement #ITAD #HardwarePricing #TechInfrastructure #AIInfrastructure #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  10. Nvidia implemented a $300 wholesale price hike on the RTX 5090 effective May 13 — passed directly to board partners like ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte. The official MSRP stays at $1,999, but that card is effectively impossible to buy at that price. Most configurations are now trading above $4,000.
    The root cause isn't arbitrary. GDDR7 memory — which the RTX 5090 uses 32GB of — now makes up over 80% of the card's total bill of materials. AI data centers are consuming foundry wafer capacity at scale, pushing memory costs up across the board. Nvidia has also cut RTX 50 series production by up to 40% and canceled the RTX 50 Super entirely, pushing the RTX 60 generation to 2028.
    For enterprise teams weighing hardware investments: local GPU acquisition still beats cloud compute on TCO for sustained workloads — but the math is changing fast. And legacy GPU inventory is worth more right now than it's been in years.
    Full breakdown linked below.

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #ITAssetManagement #ITAD #HardwarePricing #TechInfrastructure #AIInfrastructure #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  11. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  12. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  13. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  14. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  15. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #technology

  16. Nvidia implemented a $300 wholesale price hike on the RTX 5090 — passed directly to board partners like ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte. The official MSRP stays at $1,999, but that card is effectively impossible to buy at that price. Most configurations are now trading above $4,000.

    The root cause isn't arbitrary. GDDR7 memory — which the RTX 5090 uses 32GB of — now makes up over 80% of the card's total bill of materials. AI data centers are consuming foundry wafer capacity at scale, pushing memory costs up across the board. Nvidia has also cut RTX 50 series production by up to 40% and canceled the RTX 50 Super entirely, pushing the RTX 60 generation to 2028.

    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

  17. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #tech

  18. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #tech

  19. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #tech

  20. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #tech

  21. Nvidia quietly raised RTX 5090 wholesale prices by $300 on May 13 — and board partners have no choice but to pass it on. The culprit: GDDR7 memory now accounts for over 80% of the card's bill of materials, driven by AI infrastructure demand consuming foundry capacity. Street prices are already above $4,000 on most configurations, with some models heading toward $4,500–$5,000.
    buysellram.com/blog/why-rtx-50

    #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #GDDR7 #DataCenter #PCHardware #EnterpriseIT #BuySellRam #tech

  22. AI agents that make decisions without a trace? That's an audit nightmare. 😬 Red Hat Ansible 2.7 fixes that with a brand-new automation orchestrator — full logging, unified governance, and OpenID Connect support. The control plane for enterprise AI is finally here. 🔐
    👉 techglimmer.io/what-is-ansible

    #Ansible #RedHat #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT #AIGovernance #DevOps

  23. AI agents that make decisions without a trace? That's an audit nightmare. 😬 Red Hat Ansible 2.7 fixes that with a brand-new automation orchestrator — full logging, unified governance, and OpenID Connect support. The control plane for enterprise AI is finally here. 🔐
    👉 techglimmer.io/what-is-ansible

    #Ansible #RedHat #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT #AIGovernance #DevOps

  24. AI agents that make decisions without a trace? That's an audit nightmare. 😬 Red Hat Ansible 2.7 fixes that with a brand-new automation orchestrator — full logging, unified governance, and OpenID Connect support. The control plane for enterprise AI is finally here. 🔐
    👉 techglimmer.io/what-is-ansible

    #Ansible #RedHat #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT #AIGovernance #DevOps

  25. AI agents that make decisions without a trace? That's an audit nightmare. 😬 Red Hat Ansible 2.7 fixes that with a brand-new automation orchestrator — full logging, unified governance, and OpenID Connect support. The control plane for enterprise AI is finally here. 🔐
    👉 techglimmer.io/what-is-ansible

    #Ansible #RedHat #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT #AIGovernance #DevOps

  26. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #technology

  27. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #technology

  28. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #technology

  29. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #technology

  30. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #technology

  31. Intel controlled over 99% of the server CPU market for most of the 2000s and 2010s. It was less a competition than a default — Xeon was simply what servers ran on.

    That era formally ended in Q1 2026.

    AMD's EPYC processors now hold a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue, driven by a core count and price-performance advantage Intel hasn't been able to match. Meanwhile, ARM-based chips — custom silicon built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft using ARM's licensed architecture — account for 17–21% of global server shipments, a figure that barely existed five years ago.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

  32. Intel controlled over 99% of the server CPU market for most of the 2000s and 2010s. It was less a competition than a default — Xeon was simply what servers ran on.

    That era formally ended in Q1 2026.

    AMD's EPYC processors now hold a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue, driven by a core count and price-performance advantage Intel hasn't been able to match. Meanwhile, ARM-based chips — custom silicon built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft using ARM's licensed architecture — account for 17–21% of global server shipments, a figure that barely existed five years ago.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #tech

  33. Intel controlled over 99% of the server CPU market for most of the 2000s and 2010s. It was less a competition than a default — Xeon was simply what servers ran on.

    That era formally ended in Q1 2026.

    AMD's EPYC processors now hold a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue, driven by a core count and price-performance advantage Intel hasn't been able to match. Meanwhile, ARM-based chips — custom silicon built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft using ARM's licensed architecture — account for 17–21% of global server shipments, a figure that barely existed five years ago.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #tech

  34. Intel controlled over 99% of the server CPU market for most of the 2000s and 2010s. It was less a competition than a default — Xeon was simply what servers ran on.

    That era formally ended in Q1 2026.

    AMD's EPYC processors now hold a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue, driven by a core count and price-performance advantage Intel hasn't been able to match. Meanwhile, ARM-based chips — custom silicon built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft using ARM's licensed architecture — account for 17–21% of global server shipments, a figure that barely existed five years ago.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #tech

  35. Intel controlled over 99% of the server CPU market for most of the 2000s and 2010s. It was less a competition than a default — Xeon was simply what servers ran on.

    That era formally ended in Q1 2026.

    AMD's EPYC processors now hold a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue, driven by a core count and price-performance advantage Intel hasn't been able to match. Meanwhile, ARM-based chips — custom silicon built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft using ARM's licensed architecture — account for 17–21% of global server shipments, a figure that barely existed five years ago.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler #tech

  36. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler

  37. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler

  38. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler

  39. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler

  40. For two decades, buying a server meant buying Intel. That era is ending.

    AMD just hit a record 46.2% of server CPU revenue in Q1 2026. ARM-based chips — built by AWS, Google, and Microsoft on ARM's licensed architecture — now account for 17–21% of shipments.

    buysellram.com/blog/the-end-of

    #DataCenter #ServerCPU

    #AMD #EPYC #Intel #ARM #CloudInfrastructure #ITAD #EnterpriseIT #TechNews #Semiconductor #Xeon #Hyperscaler

  41. AI isn't just hungry for GPUs anymore — it's eating CPUs too.

    In 2026, server CPU lead times have stretched up to a year, prices are up 20%, and both Intel and AMD are sold out. The culprit? The shift from AI training to real-time agentic AI, which is pushing CPU-to-GPU ratios from 1:8 toward 1:1 in data centers.

    buysellram.com/blog/why-ai-is-

    #ServerCPU #CPUShortage #AIInfrastructure #Intel #AMD #ITAD #DataCenter #ITAssetManagement #TechNews #EnterpriseIT #CPUPrices2026 #AgenticAI

  42. AI isn't just hungry for GPUs anymore — it's eating CPUs too.

    In 2026, server CPU lead times have stretched up to a year, prices are up 20%, and both Intel and AMD are sold out. The culprit? The shift from AI training to real-time agentic AI, which is pushing CPU-to-GPU ratios from 1:8 toward 1:1 in data centers.

    buysellram.com/blog/why-ai-is-

    #ServerCPU #CPUShortage #AIInfrastructure #Intel #AMD #ITAD #DataCenter #ITAssetManagement #TechNews #EnterpriseIT #CPUPrices2026 #AgenticAI

  43. AI isn't just hungry for GPUs anymore — it's eating CPUs too.

    In 2026, server CPU lead times have stretched up to a year, prices are up 20%, and both Intel and AMD are sold out. The culprit? The shift from AI training to real-time agentic AI, which is pushing CPU-to-GPU ratios from 1:8 toward 1:1 in data centers.

    buysellram.com/blog/why-ai-is-

    #ServerCPU #CPUShortage #AIInfrastructure #Intel #AMD #ITAD #DataCenter #ITAssetManagement #TechNews #EnterpriseIT #CPUPrices2026 #AgenticAI