NEW YORK, Aug. 23 (WAM) - Nvidia is set to raise the prices of its AI servers by more than 15% for systems that will be shipped early next year, following a sharp rise in memory chip costs.

Bloomberg reported in a report, citing informed sources, that these increases will include systems equipped with the leading "Vira Robin" and "Grace Blackwell" chips. The new prices will be determined based on the chip generation and memory settings.

Server manufacturers have informed major data center operators such as Microsoft, Google, and Oracle about the expected increases.

Markets are awaiting Nvidia's announcement of its financial results for the second quarter on August 26, which is considered a benchmark for the performance of the global AI sector.

-Khla-