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A strike at the factories of Samsung, the worlds largest memory chip maker, threatens to turn into a shortage of AI hardware / Photo: RYO Alexandre/Shutterstock.com
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Samsung couldn't avoid an 18-day strike. What does this mean for the AI market?
OpenAI has launched a Guaranteed Capacity offering that allows companies to pre-book computing capacity for AI products and agents / Photo: Samuel Boivin / Shutterstock
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Highlights for this morning: OpenAI launches AI capacity contract, Samsung faces strike action
The artificial intelligence boom will nearly double Samsungs share price in the next 12 months, according to analysts at Japanese financial giant Nomura / Photo: Samsung
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Japan's largest brokerage nearly doubles targeting on Samsung and SK Hynix. What about the stocks?
Its about a healthy price correction, says the analyst - in his opinion, the South Korean market is once again opening up buying opportunities / Photo: Cait Ellis / unsplash
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South Korean stocks fell into correction zone for a while. How did Samsung save them?
Investment company BlackRock withdraws funds from Asian chipmakers and recommends investing in French stocks / Photo: X / BlackRock
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A BlackRock manager is locking in profits in Asian chipmakers. What is he buying?
The semiconductor division will remain Samsungs main profit driver in the coming years / Photo: Unsplash/Tanya Barrow
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Samsung stock is both expensive and undervalued: what an investor should do about this paradox
Apple will add more customization options to the iPhone interface / Photo: Unsplash/Igor Omilaev
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Top stories for the morning: Samsung lost $66 billion in value, Apple will update iPhone interface
South Korean authorities say the current semiconductor boom points to a prolonged supercycle / Photo: Unsplash/Samsung Memory
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Seoul has proposed sharing AI earnings with citizens. Shares of Samsung and SK Hynix fell
Samsungs capitalization has exceeded $1 trillion / Photo: davide bonaldo / Shutterstock.com
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Highlights for this morning: Trump halts Hormuz operation, Samsung reaches $1 trillion in value
Intel shares jumped after reports of possible orders to produce chips for Apple / Photo: rblfmr / Shutterstock.com
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Apple is considering producing chips at Intel and Samsung factories. Is this a threat to TSMC?
Samsung has increased profits 8 times / Photo: RidhamSupriyanto / Shutterstock.com
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Highlights for the morning: Alphabet in the lead, Samsung's profits up 8x, $100 billion IPO
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