The West AustralianConsumers are paying $250 more for a Xbox and $300 extra for an iPad as the artificial intelligence-led boom in data centres push up costs for manufacturers of laptops, computers and gaming consoles.
Consumers paying $250 more for a Xbox and $300 extra for iPads as AI chip boom drives up costs
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Headline as published: Consumers paying $250 more for an Xbox and $300 extra for iPads as AI chip boom drives up costs
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| The West Australianas they published this story | 4.1 |
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