South Korea’s second-largest chip maker, SK Hynix, has announced a $75 billion investment over the next three years to develop AI chips. This substantial investment underscores the growing trend in the AI chip sector. The company is well-positioned to make its mark in the AI chip sector due to its existing expertise in regular memory chips. The move comes as Korean stocks outshine bonds, with global investors betting heavily on AI, attracting billions of dollars to the sector.
.@SKHynix announces $75B investment to boost AI chipmaking business https://t.co/aZ9R9M9Mnu @SiliconANGLE @Mike_Wheatley “The company is well positioned to make its mark in the AI chip sector due to its existing expertise in regular...” - @holgermu https://t.co/skSLoJL9dQ
.@SKHynix announces $75B investment to boost AI chipmaking business https://t.co/kUBHtDKIOF @SiliconANGLE @Mike_Wheatley “The company is well positioned to make its mark in the AI chip sector due to its existing expertise in regular...” - @holgermu @constellationr
.@SKHynix $75B investment in AI chips shows a growing trend https://t.co/baQ5FVQHFV @TechTarget "There's a war for memory chips because ultimately you need them with AI," - @rwang0 @constellationr
Korean stocks outshine bonds as global investors bet on AI 📈 Exciting developments in the chip sector are attracting billions of dollars. Are you ready to ride the AI wave with South Korea? #AI #Investing @Samsung @SKHynixInc https://t.co/Mdzw9KIW9h
South Korea’s second-largest chip maker plans to invest $74bn to develop AI chips over the next 3 years https://t.co/vCtvh7RVNU