OVHcloud's CEO, Octave Klaba, has warned that the company will have to raise prices for its dedicated server offerings due to the rising costs of memory.
As reported by The Register, Klaba noted in a post onX that the company has now had the latest details on RAM and disk prices for the upcoming quarter, which "allows us to finalize the price impacts for new public cloud and baremetal orders."
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"The exercise remains a tightrope walk: we need to place the right volume of orders, month by month, over 12 months, with no guarantee on purchase prices and no way of knowing what our customers' real demand will be," he wrote.
Pricing increases vary from product to product, but Klaba said the average will see a 28 percent increase for "Gen 2024" hardware, and 51 percent for "Gen 2026."
