After AI had its "iPhone moment" with the release of ChatGPT in late 2022, leading stocks in the space have seen phenomenal returns. For example, NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA) gained 239% in 2023 and 171% in 2024.

SanDisk, Kioxia, SK hynix, Micron, Samsung and Macronix were showing their storage and memory solutions at the 2025 CES.

A meeting between the heads of SK Hynix's parent company and Nvidia on Wednesday indicated the two will forge closer ties in AI hardware. Chey Tae Won,

As of 9:08 a.m. on that day, the KOSPI index recorded 2,526.21, down 1.28 points (0.05%) from the previous transaction day. The KOSPI index opened at 2,520.85, a decrease of 6.64 points (0.26%) compared to the previous closing.

Chosun Biz and ICSmart report that Samsung Electronics plans to reduce NAND wafer production at its Xi'an factory in China by over 10%. Amid a global NAND oversupply,... The enterprise solid-state ...

The chairman of SK Hynix Inc.’s parent and Nvidia Corp. co-founder Jensen Huang met Wednesday to discuss AI, suggesting the two companies are exploring ways to deepen one of the most important relationships in artificial intelligence hardware.

SK hynix announced on the 17th that it will pay approximately 133 billion won in transaction fees early to 470 partner companies in celebration of the Lunar New Year.

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Nvidia CEO's comments move share prices for Samsung, SK, Hyundai It is fair to say that the star of recently concluded CES 2025 was none other than Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, with every word the tycoon uttered moving stock prices up or down.

While the world has largely recovered from the chip shortage of 2020 to 2023, only 26% of organisations that rely on them currently feel that their supply is sufficient.

The likes of Microsoft, Google and Nvidia can invest in clean energy, boost suppliers' renewables capacity and advocate for better policies Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the world but also driving up electricity consumption and carbon emissions.

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