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According to a new report from Dell'Oro Group, campus switch average selling prices grew 19 percent in the second quarter of 2026, driving the market to positive revenue growth despite component shortages. Every vendor outside China raised campus switch ASPs year-over-year, a direct result of AI-fueled component shortages that increased costs and led to list price increases on nearly all campus switches. Cisco, Arista, Ubiquiti, and Extreme all gained market share year-over-year, with vendors excelling at supply management and redesigns outperforming. Public Cloud-managed switch revenue rebounded and outpaced the total market, while memory shortages are expected to persist into 2027, raising ASPs and causing availability issues. Despite supply headwinds, demand remains strong, with switch refreshes and security concerns acting as growth catalysts, and modular switch form factors have seen unusual growth with smaller ASP increases.

On the Tokyo stock market on July 22, selling dominated game and entertainment-related shares, with 63 of the 99 registered stocks declining and 33 advancing. Silicon Studio hit its daily limit-up for a second consecutive day after announcing that Noriyuki Sawatani, CEO of AEROSALVA, a company working on next-generation search and rescue systems integrating AI and drones, has been appointed as an advisor. Extreme rebounded after unveiling the main visual for a completely new title in the Langrisser IP. GungHo Online Entertainment initially fell on reports that Mizuho Securities had maintained its neutral rating while cutting its target price from 2,900 yen to 2,400 yen, briefly dropping near its 25-day moving average, but later trimmed its losses.

Extreme surged to its daily limit up, hitting a new year-to-date high. China's Zlongame announced it has opened pre-registration for Langrisser: Sea of Swords, a completely new entry in the Langrisser series, and this appears to have been taken as a positive catalyst. Extreme holds the license for the series.