AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAI & Semiconductors: Samsung and SK Hynix are testing Chinese AMEC chipmaking equipment to hedge against looming U.S. export controls, a move that’s already lifting China’s chip stocks. Memory Momentum: Goldman says South Korea’s chip selloff went too far, betting on a longer, stronger memory cycle into 2030 as AI demand keeps pressure on pricing. Market Pulse: Asian shares jumped as oil eased and Wall Street hit records on strong earnings, with Seoul’s KOSPI led by Samsung and SK Hynix. Samsung Product Push: Samsung staged a first-sale ceremony for Galaxy Z Fold8 and new wearables in Qatar, while a Prague drone show is set to spotlight the next Galaxy launch. Regulation & Platforms: India’s parliamentary panel demands Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologize over a brief removal of PM Modi’s Facebook video and warns Meta may lose safe-harbour protection; Meta executives are also set to meet India’s MeitY. Power/Hardware for AI: Samsung unveiled zHBM concept memory stacked atop AI chips, targeting up to 8x HBM5 performance.
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