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Amazon raises hardware prices by 60% citing ongoing memory shortage

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Amazon has announced a significant 60% price increase on its hardware products. The company attributes the hike to a continuing global memory shortage affecting hardware manufacturers. Amazon stated it has been compelled to pass these increased costs on to its customers. The memory supply crunch has been creating broader challenges across the hardware industry.

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