Dec. 12 at 8:54 PM
Dell will raise prices across all its commercial product lines starting December 17, according to an internal document reviewed by Business Insider. The increases affect its corporate business, which accounts for roughly 85% of revenue in the Client Solutions Group (CSG), responsible for laptops and PCs.
Some devices could rise by several hundred dollars due to a shortage of memory and storage chips, driven by growing AI infrastructure demand. The shortage is affecting the entire PC industry, including competitors like Lenovo and HP.
A Dell spokesperson said the company adjusts prices as needed while maintaining supply continuity and customer value, highlighting that its supply chain is resilient, globally diverse, and designed to navigate macroeconomic and regulatory challenges.
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