BOK Sees AI-driven chip supercycle continuous, loose peak-out concerns
Samsung Electronics fell more than 9 percent on July 2, while SK hynix dropped nearly 15 percent
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Samsung Electronics fell more than 9 percent on July 2, while SK hynix dropped nearly 15 percent. "While semiconductor demand has surged significantly due to investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure, the pace of supply expansion has been slow," the Bank of Korea said in a report submitted to Rep. Park Sung-hoon, adding that the semiconductor cycle has yet to slow. In South Korea, chipmakers Samsung Electronics Co. and SK hynix Inc. have posted sharp declines in recent days.
Furthermore, "There is uncertainty surrounding the pace and scope of AI technology adoption, as well as its profitability," the BOK said.
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Samsung Electronics fell more than 9 percent on July 2, while SK hynix dropped nearly 15 percent.
reliability low1/2 sources"While semiconductor demand has surged significantly due to investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure, the pace of supply expansion has been slow," the Bank of Korea said in a report submitted to Rep. Park Sung-hoon, adding that the semiconductor cycle has yet to slow.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn South Korea, chipmakers Samsung Electronics Co. and SK hynix Inc. have posted sharp declines in recent days.
reliability low1/2 sources"There is uncertainty surrounding the pace and scope of AI technology adoption, as well as its profitability," the BOK said.
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