SK Hynix shares surged 14% in their Nasdaq debut after a $26.5 billion offering, highlighting strong investor demand for AI-linked chip stocks. The South Korean semiconductor giant aims to expand HBM chip production and AI infrastructure, while analysts monitor valuation concerns and risks of slowing AI spending.
SK Hynix shares surged 14% in their Nasdaq debut after a $26.5 billion offering, highlighting strong investor demand for AI-linked chip stocks. The South Korean semiconductor giant aims to expand HBM chip production and AI infrastructure, while analysts monitor valuation concerns and risks of slowing AI spending.
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