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South Korea's Wild Week
The Wall Street Journal49d agoneutral
South Korea's Wild Week

To see just how skittish the AI trade has become, look no further than South Korea’s Kospi index this week. The benchmark has swung at least 3% in either direction for the last four trading sessions, with even bigger moves intraday.

Bloomberg49d agoneutral
Chinese Hedge Funds Warn the AI ‘Super Bubble’ Is Ready to Burst

(Bloomberg) -- Two of China’s best-known hedge fund managers are warning that the artificial intelligence boom in global stock markets has become an unsustainable bubble.Most Read from BloombergApple Shares Sink After Price Hikes Hit iPads and MacsInvestor Who Scored 900% Win in 2008 Crisis Has New Big Short BetShip Struck in Hormuz as Oil Supertankers Turn Back AgainIndonesia Opens Door to Dirty Money to Fund Prabowo’s PlansMamdani Delivers Rent Freeze in Milestone for NYC TenantsWealspring Ass

Investing.com49d agoneutral
Open AI IPO delay; SpaceX mulls mobile networks - what’s moving markets

Investing.com - U.S. stock futures were mixed on Friday as investors remain cautious after another difficult week for technology stocks. Reports that OpenAI may delay its highly anticipated stock market debut added to concerns around lofty AI valuations, while Apple’s recent price hikes continued to weigh on sentiment.

Samsung to unveil $648 billion South Korea investments: report
Reuters Videos49d agoneutralVIDEO
Samsung to unveil $648 billion South Korea investments: report

<body><p>STORY: Samsung will announce on Monday plans to invest almost $648 billion in South Korea over 10 years.</p><p>That's according to the Maeil Business Newspaper, which reported that the investment includes a potential $194 billion to build chip factories in the southwest of the country.</p><p>Without citing sources, it said the plan also includes AI data centers, batteries and displays.</p><p>It added that the move will be announced at a meeting with country President Lee Jae Myung at the presidential office.</p><p>There was no immediate response to a request for comment from the company.&nbsp;</p><p>Friday's report said top executives from Samsung and rival SK Hynix will attend the meeting to unveil investment plans aimed at regions outside Seoul and nearby cities.</p><p>The chipmakers have faced political pressure to invest more in other areas of the country.</p><p>Media reports said President Lee had separate meetings with the heads of both firms this week.</p><p>South Korea's presidential office has said it plans to hold a public briefing on Monday regarding "three mega-projects" meant to drive a national leap forwards.&nbsp;</p></body>

Bloomberg49d agobearish
Apple Price Hikes Spark Asia Tech Selloff on Memory Cost Concern

(Bloomberg) -- Asian technology stocks slumped after Apple raised prices for its products, stoking concern that rising component prices will curb demand for devices and eventually slow the memory chip rally that has powered much of the AI trade.Most Read from BloombergApple Shares Sink After Price Hikes Hit iPads and MacsInvestor Who Scored 900% Win in 2008 Crisis Has New Big Short BetShip Struck in Hormuz as Oil Supertankers Turn Back AgainStocks Whipsaw as Micron Surges While Apple Sinks: Mark

IBM stock surged again: The reason sounds like sci-fi
TheStreet49d agobullish
IBM stock surged again: The reason sounds like sci-fi

IBM (IBM) hasn’t built a commercial computer chip of its own in nearly a decade. On Thursday, June 25, the company said its research labs had cracked something the rest of the chip industry hasn’t managed yet. The breakthrough has nothing to do with software, and everything to do with one tiny ...

Samsung to invest 1,000 trillion won in South Korea, media report says
Reuters49d agoneutral
Samsung to invest 1,000 trillion won in South Korea, media report says

Samsung ‌Group will ‌announce its plan ​to invest 1,000 trillion won ($647.53 ‌billion) ⁠for 10 years in ⁠South Korea on ​June ​29, ​which might ‌include a 300 trillion won spend in building chip ‌factories ​in ​the ​southwest ‌of the country, ​a ​media report said ​on ‌Friday. ($1 = 1,544.3200 won) (Reporting ​by Heejin ​Kim)

No, IBM Is Not Becoming a Chipmaker — But It Just Revolutionized the Industry Anyway
24/7 Wall St.49d agoneutral
No, IBM Is Not Becoming a Chipmaker — But It Just Revolutionized the Industry Anyway

The semiconductor industry has spent the last decade racing toward a physical wall. Engineers have steadily shrunk transistors to pack more computing power onto ever-smaller chips, but that strategy is running out of room. At today’s leading-edge process nodes, components are measured in just a handful of atoms. Heat, power leakage, and manufacturing complexity have ... No, IBM Is Not Becoming a Chipmaker — But It Just Revolutionized the Industry Anyway

Forget FXI. The South Korea Fund Beating China’s AI Trade Charges 19% Less
24/7 Wall St.49d agobullish
Forget FXI. The South Korea Fund Beating China’s AI Trade Charges 19% Less

The iShares China Large-Cap ETF (NYSEARCA:FXI) is the default way most U.S. investors play China’s AI trade. FXI holds the country’s biggest tech names, Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu, Meituan, and JD, which is exactly what investors want when they bet that China’s hyperscalers will mirror the U.S. AI capex cycle. The case for owning FXI has ... Forget FXI. The South Korea Fund Beating China’s AI Trade Charges 19% Less

Micron joins rivals pitching AI deals as cure for memory's boom-bust cycle
Reuters49d agoneutral
Micron joins rivals pitching AI deals as cure for memory's boom-bust cycle

Memory chipmakers have for decades been trapped in boom-bust cycles, with capacity buildouts hitting the market just as demand craters. Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix are now trying ‌to convince investors this time is different, arguing long-term deals will keep cash flowing even if the datacenter boom bursts. Micron ‌said on Wednesday customers such as Nvidia had committed $22 billion to lock in supplies of memory chips, playing up huge growth in five-year "take-or-pay" deals that require clients to either ​buy its chips or hand over cash.

Micron overtakes Meta, Tesla in market value amid relentless AI infrastructure demand
Reuters49d agoneutral
Micron overtakes Meta, Tesla in market value amid relentless AI infrastructure demand

Micron Technology edged past the market valuation ‌of Meta Platforms and briefly ‌Tesla's for the first time on Thursday, ​after the memory chipmaker's solid forecast helped extend its AI-driven ascent. The company's shares were last up 18.4% ‌at $1,236, giving ⁠it a market capitalization of $1.398 trillion, compared with Meta's $1.392 ⁠trillion. Tesla had a market value stood of $1.4 trillion.