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Samsung and SK hynix secure multi-year agreements with Nvidia, Broadcom, and other US tech leaders as Seoul positions itself as critical supplier in the global AI hardware race
South Korean memory giant recruits US engineers to co-design stacked DRAM-on-logic architectures with American chip clients, pushing custom memory beyond data centers into on-device AI.
South Korea's memory chip leaders are finalizing long-term supply agreements and strategic partnerships with US tech giants as President Lee Jae Myung heads to California
The memory chipmaker is pouring capital into its Cheongju P&T7 facility while maintaining its broader KRW 19 trillion investment envelope, betting on surging AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory.
South Korean chipmaker issues formal disclosure refuting reports of negotiations for Intel's under-construction New Albany facility
South Korea's memory giants are diverting flexible production lines toward conventional server memory amid margin convergence, while keeping AI-focused HBM commitments intact.
Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron pivot to vehicles as memory content per car approaches PC levels
KOSPI triggered circuit breaker as SK Hynix tumbled 10% on profit-taking, while Samsung Electronics shed 6% amid questions over sustainability of AI-driven semiconductor gains
South Korean conglomerate's chairman signals significantly larger investment plans following SK Hynix's record $26.5 billion ADR offering
The South Korean memory chipmaker will begin ADR book-building on July 6, with trading set to start July 10 in one of the year's largest global offerings
Chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung face steep losses after Meta signals capacity concerns, testing the resilience of Asia's AI-fueled equity surge
The Korean chipmaker plans to pay banks just 0.5 percent on a deal that could raise $26.5 billion, reflecting investor appetite for AI-linked semiconductor plays
Samsung and SK Hynix shed up to 14% on the second day of sharp losses, as AI demand doubts and weak US tech sentiment weigh on Asia's semiconductor leaders.
