Lenovo has begun raising PC prices in some markets as memory shortages drive up costs, warning that the crunch could last longer than expected and continue to pressure both shipments and pricing.

The company's CEO said that it will have to bring prices up because of the RAM crunch, even though a few months ago another executive said the company has enough for 2026.

A prolonged global memory chip shortage, driven largely by AI demand, is pushing up costs and reshaping how PC makers price laptops and desktops.

Lenovo reported that its PC market share reached 25.2% in the third quarter, which is the only time any company has surpassed ...

Lenovo urges gamers to upgrade their PCs and gaming setups now, warning prices could soar amid ongoing memory and hardware ...