South Korea's Kospi plunges 5.5% amid global tech sell-off after Broadcom's weak earnings, signaling a potential cooling of the AI boom.
Broadcom's disappointing revenue miss sparks a global sell-off in AI and chip stocks, with investors rotating into defensive sectors. European and Asian markets tumble.
Broadcom's stock drops 10% after weak software sales overshadow strong AI chip demand, raising concerns about revenue diversification.
BTIG warns Kospi's rally is overly reliant on Samsung and SK Hynix, with breadth deterioration signaling potential reversal.
Nvidia admits losing China's AI chip market to Huawei amid export curbs, but eyes future return.
TSMC warns that prolonged Iran war could disrupt semiconductor supply chains, adding to AI-driven demand pressures.
Analysis of Trump-Xi talks on Taiwan, its ripple effects on oil prices and memory chip markets, with original commentary on investor positioning.
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.
Taiwan and South Korea stock markets hit record highs driven by AI chip demand, but heavy reliance on giants like TSMC and Samsung raises concentration risks.
Samsung Electronics reaches $1 trillion market cap, driven by AI chip demand and record operating profit.
South Korea's Kospi index surged 6.5% to a record high above 7,000, driven by chip stocks and Samsung's earnings.
Intel's market cap tops dotcom-era high, while Micron and SanDisk hit records amid surging chip demand.
Goldman Sachs reiterates Apple as buy despite App Store overhang; Intel surges on report Apple may use its chips.
Apple has held exploratory talks with Samsung Electronics about AI chips, a CNBC report reveals.