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China's chipmakers emerge as rising force in AI memory market: ReportThe report highlighted that China's leading NAND flash maker, Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp (YMTC), and top DRAM producer, ChangXin Memo...- SoftBank overtakes Toyota as Japan's most valuable company on AI boomSoftBank Group has become Japan's most valuable company, surpassing Toyota Motor. This shift highlights investor excitement for artificial ...
- Rising prices may hit festive smartphone demand, dent annual sales by up to 30%: ReportSmartphone prices are rising in India. This could cause many buyers to delay purchases or buy used phones. Annual sales might drop signific...
- Rising prices may hit 54 pc of festive smartphone demand, denting annual sales by up to 30 pcIndian consumers may delay buying new smartphones or opt for used devices if prices continue rising. This trend could significantly impact ...
- Micron urges Indian firms to plan ahead as AI memory crunch set to deepen through 2028A top Micron executive warns the global semiconductor memory shortage, fueled by the AI boom, is severe and could extend beyond 2028. India...
- 18 days. That's all it takes for a Samsung strike to crash the global AI chip market, and the whole world is holding its breathSamsung strike to crash the global AI chip market: The Samsung strike threatens global AI chip supply chains as 45,000 workers plan an 18-d...
- US Stock Market: AI-fueled memory supercycle boosts chip stocks while hardware companies struggleThe AI boom is causing a global memory chip shortage. This is creating winners among chip makers like Micron and Samsung, whose shares are ...
- Micron stock price surges toward $800 and Deutsche Bank says $1,000 is next — Is MU stock rally about to crack or keep climbing?Micron stock surged 6% to $790 on May 11, hitting a 52-week high of $818. Deutsche Bank raised its price target to $1,000. DRAM revenue exp...
- Micron stock jumps 14% to all-time high of $742.15, skyrocketing 690% in one year: Is AI demand transforming MU stock into the heart of the semiconductor revolution?Micron stock price shocked Wall Street after surged 14% and touched $738.12 in one of the biggest semiconductor rallies of 2026. The jump i...
- Chinese chipmaker YMTC plans new factories amid heightened US-Sino trade tensions, sources sayChina has been keen to wean itself from foreign technologies such as semiconductors - a critical sector that the U.S. has sought to limit C...
- Awaiting US announcement on China chip waiver extension: TaiwanSouth Korea's government said this week that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will be allowed to supply US chip equipment to their China fa...
- Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix get indefinite waiver to supply US chip gear to ChinaThe US Department of Commerce is updating its "validated end user" list, denoting which entities can receive exports of which technology, t...
- US to indefinitely extend China waiver for South Korean chipmakersThe US Commerce Department has discussed details with the South Korean chipmakers on which equipment could be used in China, said news agen...
- South Korea asks US to resolve chip trade issues as chipmaking import waiver nears expirySouth Korea's Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix got a year-long waiver from the US to import US chip-making equipment into China, allowing t...
- Kioxia, Western Digital speed up merger talks as memory chip demand slumps: reportJapan's Kioxia and US chipmaker Western Digital have been hit hard by plunging market demand and oversupply. Combining their flash memory b...
- Samsung to cooperate in US flash memory probeSamsung Electronics Co said Monday it would cooperate with a US government probe into possible anticompetitive practices in the NAND flash ...
- Chip cos step up the NAND ‘arms race’Lured by an ever-increasing demand for electronic gadgets, makers of NAND flash memory chips have stepped up a capacity race to outrun pric...
- Toshiba, SanDisk to chip in $5 bn to build a flash memory plantToshiba Corp and SanDisk Corp will invest a total of about 600 billion yen ($5.2bn) to build a new flash memory plant in Japan.
- Toshiba, SanDisk to invest $5.2 bn on new plantToshiba Corp and SanDisk Corp will invest a total ofabout 600 billion yen ($5.2 billion) to build a new flash memory plant in Western Japan...
- Toshiba, SanDisk take on SamsungToshiba and SanDisk plan to jointly spend about 600bn yen ($5.2bn) to build a new flash memory plant in Japan to better compete with rival ...
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