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The sell-off of chipmakers on Wall Street has spread to Asia: South Korea has been hit the hardest
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The sell-off of chipmakers on Wall Street has spread to Asia: South Korea has been hit the hardest
Chinas YMTC Surpassed Micron and Kioxia in Flash Memory Shipments, but Not in Revenue / Photo: YMTC
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China's YMTC has entered the top three flash memory suppliers for the first time, surpassing Micron and Kioxia
It took the Korean stock market a month to return to a bull market following the plunge in chipmaker stocks / Photo: yllyso/Shutterstock.com
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Korean stocks have returned to a bull market: The KOSPI has rebounded by more than 20% from its low
Photo: agustin.photo / Shutterstock.com
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Top Stories This Morning: CoreWeave Rises 16%, Cognition AI Aims for a $40 Billion Valuation
Selling in the U.S. technology sector is putting pressure on the market, while progress in negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz is fueling buying / Photo: X / NYSE
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Morning in New York: Market Prices Seeking Direction
In-house AI chips will allow Anthropic to optimize the performance of its Claude family of models / Photo: PJ McDonnell / Shutterstock.com
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Following in OpenAI's footsteps, Anthropic will develop its own AI chip. Is Claude lacking processing power?
Samsung Unveils New Memory Architecture / Photo: Samsung
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Samsung has unveiled new memory technologies for AI. It is competing for a $1 trillion market.
CXMT Could Challenge the Giants of the Memory Market, According to Bloomberg / Photo: Poetra.RH / Shutterstock
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China's CXMT is developing advanced chips for smartphones. How this will change the memory market
The spike in memory chip prices resulted in a loss for Samsung in the mobile device segment / Photo: Moment Capsule/Shutterstock.com
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Samsung's chip business profits have surged 255-fold. Why are its shares soaring?
The U.S. has resumed strikes against Iran after a pause / Photo: X/U.S. Central Command
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Top Stories This Morning: U.S. Strikes Iran, AI Helps Samsung, EU to Tighten Oversight of ChatGPT
The combined market capitalization of the worlds 20 largest chipmakers has fallen by $1.3 trillion since the close of trading on Friday / Photo: FOTOGRIN / Shutterstock.com
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"It's a Matter of Lost Trust": Chipmakers Lost More Than $1 Trillion in Market Capitalization in Two Days
The drop in prices left us speechless, say market participants / Photo: yllyso/Shutterstock.com
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"I've been through hell": July could be the worst month in history for Korean stocks
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