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  1. europesays.com/people/159574/ Jensen Huang Thinks Semiconductors Will Be the Largest Industry in the World “By Far” — and This Might Be Key to Getting Nvidia Stock to $500 #AutonomousAIAgents #JensenHuang #Nvidia #SemiconductorIndustry #Top10AIStocks

  2. AI memory shortage threatens to trigger geopolitical strain, warns SK Group chief

    SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won warned that the global shortage of artificial intelligence memory chips could escalate into…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #SK #AImemoryshortage #artificialintelligence #CheyTae-won #chipsupplychain #geopoliticalstrain #high-bandwidthmemory #memorychipdemand #semiconductorindustry #SKGroup #SKhynix
    europesays.com/korea/92186/

  3. Nvidia announces new AI model, expands Japanese partnerships

    By Rajwa Quasim Nvidia unveiled its new AI model and announced partnerships with domestic Japanese industrial giants to…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #artificialintelligence #Fujitsu #Hitachi #Japanese #JensenHuang #manufacturing #NVIDIA #Robotics #semiconductorindustry #technology
    europesays.com/japan/59553/

  4. alojapan.com/?p=1512827 Nvidia announces new AI model, expands Japanese partnerships #ArtificialIntelligence #Fujitsu #Hitachi #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #JensenHuang #manufacturing #news #nvidia #robotics #SemiconductorIndustry #technology By Rajwa Quasim Nvidia unveiled its new AI model and announced partnerships with domestic Japanese industrial giants to expand physical AI ecosystem in Japan. During Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s two-day visit to Japan

  5. alojapan.com/?p=1512827 Nvidia announces new AI model, expands Japanese partnerships #ArtificialIntelligence #Fujitsu #Hitachi #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #JensenHuang #manufacturing #news #nvidia #robotics #SemiconductorIndustry #technology By Rajwa Quasim Nvidia unveiled its new AI model and announced partnerships with domestic Japanese industrial giants to expand physical AI ecosystem in Japan. During Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s two-day visit to Japan

  6. ASML reports €9.3 billion total net sales and €2.9 billion net income in Q2 2026

    ASML Netherlands BV ASML reports €9.3 billion total net sales and €2.9 billion net income in Q2 2026ASML…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #grossmargin #lithographysystems #NetIncome #netsales #semiconductorindustry
    europesays.com/netherlands/311

  7. ASML Holding’s Next Earnings Report on July 15 Could Send the Stock Soaring. Here’s Why.

    The build-out of artificial intelligence and computing capacity is lifting many tech stocks — particularly in names essential…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #ASMLHolding #semiconductorindustry
    europesays.com/netherlands/306

  8. ASML Holding’s Next Earnings Report on July 15 Could Send the Stock Soaring. Here’s Why.

    Key Points ASML stock is up 60% so far this year. The company plays a key role in…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #semiconductorindustry
    europesays.com/netherlands/306

  9. Micron shares retreat as Samsung earnings trigger memory chip selloff (MU)

    Semiconductor ©Adobe Stock Images Samsung results spark declines across semiconductor sector Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) shares fell 4.9% in…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #SamsungElectronics #earningsannouncement #memorychip #MicronTechnology #Recordearnings #Samsung #semiconductorindustry #semiconductorsector
    europesays.com/korea/77607/

  10. HSBC Delivers Bullish AI Verdict After Micron Earnings Surprise

    This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) remained in focus after HSBC said the chipmaker’s latest…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #HSBC #GuruFocus #MicronTechnology #semiconductorindustry
    europesays.com/britain/76041/

  11. Micron posted record DRAM revenue but can fill only ~two-thirds of demand. Three reasons supply won't catch up: HBM eats the wafers, new fabs are years out, and output is pre-sold. Pulled server memory is now real supply.
    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry

  12. Micron posted record DRAM revenue but can fill only ~two-thirds of demand. Three reasons supply won't catch up: HBM eats the wafers, new fabs are years out, and output is pre-sold. Pulled server memory is now real supply.
    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry

  13. Micron posted record DRAM revenue but can fill only ~two-thirds of demand. Three reasons supply won't catch up: HBM eats the wafers, new fabs are years out, and output is pre-sold. Pulled server memory is now real supply.
    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry

  14. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  15. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  16. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  17. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  18. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-

  19. Південна Корея прискорює будівництво нових чип-гігантів через попит на AI: Samsung і SK Hynix готують масштабне розширення
    # #AI #Samsung #Semiconductor #Semiconductorindustry #SKHynix #Yongin
    gizchina.net/2026/06/24/south-