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Tech prices have spiked up to 50 per cent. AI is to blame

Sydney Morning Herald - Technology · 17 August 2026 at 11:52 am

Tech prices have spiked up to 50 per cent. AI is to blame

Investors reacted swiftly as JB Hi-Fi noted a major dip in sales in the second half as a result of ongoing price rises and supply issues.

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