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Is the Steam Deck price hike funding Gabe Newell's expensive hobby?

Infineon, Stock Infineon Stock Soars to 52-Week High on NVIDIA AI Deal and Price Hikes, Yet Overbought Signals Loom 29.05.2026 - 06:13:06 | boerse-global.de Infineon shares surge 109% YTD, joining NVIDIA's AI ecosystem with GaN power tech. Revenue targets of €1.5B for AI by 2026, but technical indicators warn of a pullback. Infineon Stock Soars to 52-Week High on NVIDIA AI Deal and Price Hikes,

MediaTek held its shareholders' meeting on May 29. Addressing the company's future outlook, Chairman Ming-Kai Tsai said that while the mobile phone market in 2026 has performed below expectations due to a sharp rise in memory prices, MediaTek's market share in various connectivity chips has increased significantly. He also noted that the company began generating revenue from AI data centers in 202

UMC held its shareholders' meeting on May 27, with CEO Jason Wang saying that as AI applications expand rapidly, long-term semiconductor demand still has room for growth. In addition to deepening its strengths in mature and specialty processes, UMC is also advancing next-generation technologies, including a US-based 12nm FinFET platform, advanced packaging, and silicon photonics, to prepare for fu

Passive component manufacturer Yageo held its 2026 annual shareholders meeting on May 27. In a post-meeting interview, chairman Pierre Chen confirmed that the world's two largest multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) makers, Japan's Murata Manufacturing and South Korea's Samsung Electro-Mechanics (Semco), have recently issued price increase notices to customers and distributors.

The Valve Steam Deck is seeing price hikes as high as $300 as the component shortage continues.

TSMC plans price hikes for advanced chips starting 2026, squeezing AI hardware costs The world's most important chipmaker is raising prices on its cutting-edge manufacturing nodes, and the ripple effe

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Global server markets may shift as DIGITIMES analyst Luke Lin says Intel's revenue gains stem largely from price rises while AMD posts stronger shipment-led growth. TSMC plans another price increase as customers prioritize capacity over cost, developments...The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now