AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI Chips & Memory Rally: Micron’s blowout earnings and guidance helped lift Asian markets, with South Korea’s KOSPI extending gains as Samsung and SK hynix surged on renewed AI memory demand. Semiconductor Market Share: Samsung held the No. 1 spot in global DRAM revenue in Q1 (38%), ahead of SK hynix (29%) and Micron (22%). On-Device AI Hardware: OpenAI and Broadcom unveiled “Jalapeño,” an inference-focused AI chip aimed at better performance-per-watt for LLM workloads. Corporate Moves: Samsung confirmed it’s reviewing a share buyback tied to stock-based compensation, while SK hynix pushes ahead with a large Nasdaq ADR listing plan. Supply Chain & Trade: MeitY’s S Krishnan met US officials ahead of Pax Silica, discussing trusted semiconductor supply chains and critical minerals access. E-Waste Scrutiny: Philippine groups alleged US e-waste shipments reached Subic Bay Freeport, raising dumping-ground concerns. Security & Regulation: India’s government argued Telegram has become “the new dark web,” linking criminals and illegal activity. Market Watch: Prime Day kicked off with US online spend hitting $8.3B on day one, with electronics and appliances among key categories.
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