SK Hynix raised about $26.5 billion after pricing 177.9 million American depositary shares at $149 each. The fresh raise sets up a closely watched Nasdaq debut that will test Wall Street’s appetite for the AI-memory boom. Demand exceeded the available stock by

US stocks closed higher on Thursday as a rally in semiconductor shares offset concerns over renewed military exchanges between the United States and Iran, while easing oil prices helped support broader market sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 139.02 points,

US-Iran tensions escalated for a second straight day as fresh military strikes threatened the fragile ceasefire and disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. SK Hynix moved closer to its record US listing with plans to price its American depositary

Intel (INTC) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shares are extending gains on July 9th after the latter’s chief technology officer (CTO) pointed to a huge central processing unit (CPU) renaissance ahead. Speaking at the “RAISE” summit in Paris, Mark Papermaster explicitly

Cerebras Systems CBRS shares rose 11% on Thursday after the artificial intelligence infrastructure company unveiled plans for a major expansion across Europe. The initiative includes new AI data centres that will partially support OpenAI workloads under the companies' existing partnership. The company

Nvidia stock (NVDA) slipped on Thursday, giving back some of the previous session's gains even as semiconductor stocks broadly rallied, underscoring investors' continued preference for other parts of the artificial intelligence supply chain. Shares were down 1.1% at $201.76 in midday

Applied Materials Inc. shares AMAT climbed nearly 7% on Thursday as semiconductor stocks rallied after reports that Meta Platforms plans to begin manufacturing its in-house artificial intelligence chip in September, boosting optimism around demand for wafer fabrication equipment and AI