SMIC has rolled out price increases across select production capacity, marking roughly a 10% hike. The move signals tightening pressures in semiconductor manufacturing amid sustained demand. For the crypto mining sector, this development carries direct implications—higher fab costs typically cascade into increased hardware pricing and margin compression for ASIC and GPU manufacturers. Miners tracking operational expenses should factor these upstream price movements into equipment purchasing decisions and profitability projections.
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BlockDetective
· 2025-12-26 14:02
The chip prices are rising again, and miners will have to tighten their belts again.
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NFTBlackHole
· 2025-12-23 18:00
Are we being played for suckers again? As the processing fees rise, the Mining Rig prices soar, and in the end, we miners are still rekt.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 2025-12-23 17:58
Chip prices have risen by 10%, and now miners have to recalculate their accounts. It feels like the days of mining are getting harder to endure.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 2025-12-23 17:42
Chip manufacturers are starting to play people for suckers again, a 10% rise is just the beginning... Miners' lives are getting harder, equipment costs are going up again, this wave requires careful budgeting to still have profit margins.
SMIC has rolled out price increases across select production capacity, marking roughly a 10% hike. The move signals tightening pressures in semiconductor manufacturing amid sustained demand. For the crypto mining sector, this development carries direct implications—higher fab costs typically cascade into increased hardware pricing and margin compression for ASIC and GPU manufacturers. Miners tracking operational expenses should factor these upstream price movements into equipment purchasing decisions and profitability projections.