Microsoft Reevaluates Xbox Console Business Models Amid Rising Hardware Costs

Microsoft is rethinking its approach to next-generation Xbox consoles due to rising hardware costs and global memory shortages. The company aims to make future consoles more affordable by exploring new business models.

By Tom Warren · The Verge · June 10, 2026, 11:04 UTC

Microsoft Reevaluates Xbox Console Business Models Amid Rising Hardware Costs

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