Asus sees commercial PC prices rising nearly 10% in 2H26
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Asus expects commercial PC prices in Taiwan to rise nearly 10% in the second half of 2026 after surging almost 30% in the first half, as higher memory and processor costs continue to pressure the PC supply chain. The company forecasts that enterprise PC demand, AI edge-computing applications, and replacement cycles will drive simultaneous growth in commercial PC volumes and prices in 2027.
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