Nvidia's blockbuster quarter and Huang's AI 'five layer cake' vision ignite Asia tech surge, despite conceding China chip market to Huawei.
AMD commits $10 billion to Taiwan’s semiconductor and AI ecosystem, focusing on advanced packaging and manufacturing partnerships.
Samsung workers suspend 18-day strike after tentative wage deal, easing disruption risks for the tech giant. Union vote set for May 22–27.
Nvidia admits losing China's AI chip market to Huawei amid export curbs, but eyes future return.
Alibaba unveils Zhenwu 930 AI chip with 3x performance, advancing China's domestic semiconductor push and supporting its Qwen AI models.
Samsung workers strike over wage dispute, risking AI chip production amid soaring demand. Seoul warns of emergency powers.
TSMC warns that prolonged Iran war could disrupt semiconductor supply chains, adding to AI-driven demand pressures.
South Korea invokes emergency arbitration to block Samsung strike. We analyse the market implications and what it means for investors.
Analysis of Trump-Xi talks on Taiwan, its ripple effects on oil prices and memory chip markets, with original commentary on investor positioning.
Samsung Electronics jumps 7.6% in a single session. We analyze the catalysts and what it means for investors.
Samsung stock jumps 7.62% amid market shifts. Analysis of drivers, outlook, and what it means for investors.
Nvidia surges 5% as Trump-Xi meet. Original analysis on how geopolitics, not earnings, is driving NVDA's next leg higher.
US approves Nvidia H200 chip sales to Tencent, Alibaba, ByteDance and others, signaling a potential shift in tech export policy.
US approves H200 chip sales to Alibaba, Tencent, and others. What this means for China's AI race and Nvidia's strategy.
DeepSeek and other Chinese AI firms shift to Huawei chips, highlighting Nvidia's vulnerability in China and the impact of US export controls.
Jensen Huang joins U.S. delegation to China, signaling potential de-escalation in tech tensions. Analysis of market implications.
South Korea's Kospi hits record highs driven by semiconductor giants, but heavy reliance on a few stocks sparks market concentration fears.
Taiwan's Taiex surges to records driven by TSMC, but heavy reliance on chip stocks raises market vulnerability concerns.
Taiwan's Taiex hits records driven by AI chip demand, but market concentration and US-China tensions over defense commitments pose risks.
TSMC now accounts for over 40% of Taiwan's Taiex benchmark. We analyze the concentration risk, historical parallels, and what it means for investors.