$7 Billion Gone: DRAM ETF Investors Crushed As Memory Chip Mania Unravels
DRAM ETF investors face $7 billion in estimated losses as a 40% plunge rattles the artificial intelligence memory chip trade.
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SK hynix’s Solidigm Eyes New York for US Chip Factory
SK hynix shares rose 1%+ after reports that subsidiary Solidigm is considering a new U.S. NAND factory in Upstate New York.
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