Lenovo has already been warning that the RAM price crisis will force the company to raise prices of PCs, tablets and Motorola phones. Now, it seems set for March, as CRN reports that the company’s North America channel chief has warned partners to “place orders as soon as possible.”
Wade McFarland, VP of the North America channel at Lenovo, has spoken out about how the ongoing AI data center buildout is causing the company to “continue to adjust” prices, and that there’s “no way around it.” His warning is simple: “place orders as soon as possible,” and the deadline given to distributors is by February 25 to get their orders in.
