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ASML Holding
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SK Hynix (SKHYV) Nasdaq debut raises $26.5bn, second-largest US IPO ever after SpaceX
SK Hynix (SKHY) opens at $170 in $26.5B Nasdaq debut, +14% from $149; CEO Kwak says memory crunch persists beyond 2030 as Micron valuation discount closes.
July 10, 2026
Can SK hynix’s $29.4bn Nasdaq offering close its valuation gap with Micron?
SK hynix is preparing one of the largest international equity offerings on record, using Nasdaq access to finance new semiconductor factories, advanced packaging capacity and critical chipmaking equipment while testing whether Wall Street will assign the Korean memory leader a higher valuation.
June 30, 2026
Could Applied Materials’ Singapore expansion strengthen AMAT stock’s AI chip supply-chain story?
Find out how Applied Materials’ Singapore expansion could strengthen AMAT stock sentiment and the AI chip supply-chain story.
June 10, 2026
Huawei’s new semiconductor bet could test whether export controls are enough
Huawei’s new chip architecture could reshape China’s AI hardware race. Find out what it means for NVIDIA, TSMC and export controls today!
May 25, 2026
Can earnings momentum and Iran deal hopes keep the stock market rally alive this week?
Can earnings strength, oil relief and Iran deal hopes keep Wall Street’s rally alive this week? Read what investors should watch next.
May 24, 2026
Why ASML’s Tata deal could matter far beyond Gujarat’s Dholera semiconductor site
India wants fabs, not slogans. ASML’s Tata pact makes Dholera the real test of whether chip sovereignty can scale. Read more.
May 17, 2026
ASML to equip Tata Electronics’ $11bn Dholera fab as India’s first 300 mm plant nears ramp
India's first commercial 300 mm fab had everything except lithography. Tata Electronics just signed ASML, the only company that could complete the stack.
May 16, 2026
Why new US export rules could erase $600m from Applied Materials’ China business
Applied Materials warns of $600M China revenue hit from US export curbs. AMAT stock falls as investors weigh geopolitics vs AI growth.
October 3, 2025
Are Nvidia and Broadcom too hot to hold? The risks hiding behind record AI stock gains
Discover why Nvidia, Broadcom and other AI chip stocks may be too hot to handle as record gains fuel stretched valuations and investor crowding risks.
October 1, 2025
Impact of EU’s Chips Act: Is Europe ready to compete globally in semiconductors?
EU’s Chips Act reshapes Europe's semiconductor sector—how Nokia, Infineon, and ASML position Europe against global rivals like TSMC and Intel.
June 5, 2025