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Semiconductor industry market and technology trends

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Latest: Micron Technology outlines DRAM and HBM roadmap through 2030

The semiconductor industry continues to show signs of recovery, driven by intense demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. ASML has raised its financial outlook, noting that demand for its equipment is so high

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AI demand drives HBM shortage and structural memory shifts

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Latest: NVIDIA CEO predicts no memory oversupply before 2029

The global memory shortage driven by AI demand is intensifying, with industry leaders warning that supply constraints could persist for years. While NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang previously suggested a supply surplus was unlik

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Micron Taiwan labor dispute: Taichung deal, Taoyuan strike

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Latest: Micron Technology faces stock volatility and labor unrest in Taiwan

Labor unions representing approximately 10,000 Micron Technology employees in Taiwan have threatened strike action due to disputes over the company’s bonus structure. Workers at the Taoyuan and Taichung facilities argue

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Global market volatility: AI growth and rising yields

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Latest: KOSPI and KOSDAQ trigger circuit breakers amid AI-driven sell-off

Global financial markets remain volatile as the interplay between artificial intelligence growth, energy disruptions, and macroeconomic shifts continues. While Middle East crude oil flows have shown signs of recovery, Br

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Micron AI memory boom and leadership restructuring

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Latest: Micron Technology praised by Elon Musk for reasonable memory pricing

In May 2026, Micron began producing 1-alpha DDR4-compatible DRAM at a new Virginia fab, supported by a $2 billion expansion funded partly by the CHIPS Act. Throughout June, the company reported record earnings driven by

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