SK Hynix’s long-awaited debut on the Nasdaq marks a significant development in the AI chip field. A South Korean chipmaker responsible for the high-bandwidth memory (HBM) essential to cutting-edge AI accelerators is going public, giving U.S. investors direct access to its shares for the first time. The initial public offering, reported to be the largest ADR in market history, highlights SK Hynix’s key role in fueling the AI boom, especially as the company’s HBM chips power AI processors in major data centers around the world. With this launch comes the addition of two new leveraged ETFs by GraniteShares, SKUU and SKDD, designed to provide traders with tools to enhance their daily trading strategies on stock movements.
In other transactions, SUMCO (TSE: 3436) rose 15.4% to close at 5,244 yen, close to its 52-week high. meanwhile, Shanghai Ilvatar CoreX Semiconductor (SEHK:9903) The trailing stock fell 18.7% to close at HK$482.20. The company this week filed for an additional share offering worth a total of HK$7,071,932 million.
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- Micron Technology (NasdaqGS:MU) It settled 4.5% higher at $991.64. Micron announced on July 9 that it will accelerate investment in U.S. fabs to more than $250 billion by 2035 to meet AI-driven memory demand, making it the largest private investment in New York state history.
- Broadcom (NASDAQGS:AVGO) It closed 3.2% higher at $401.11.
- Nvidia (NASDAQGS:NVDA) The stock ended the day down 0.7% at $202.78. This week, NVIDIA collaborated with LangChain to release advanced blueprints for building AI agents, significantly reducing inference costs for enterprises.
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