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Intel and AMD lock Chinese data centres into multi-year CPU deals as prices surge

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Intel and AMD have entered multi-year supply agreements with Chinese data center customers amid rising server CPU prices and export restrictions limiting access to Western accelerators. These contracts secure purchase volumes but leave pricing flexible, reflecting tight supply and increased demand in China due to AI data center expansion.

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