SK Hynix to invest $38 billion building new memory chip plants as demand soars
First publishedAug 7, 08:40 UTC
Last updatedAug 7, 10:23 UTC · 4m ago
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Memory prices have surged because of short supply and huge demand with investors watching closely for any changes to the supply-demand imbalance.
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- Memory prices have surged because of short supply and huge demand with investors watching closely for any changes to the supply-demand imbalance.
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SK Hynix to invest $38 billion building new memory chip plants as demand soars
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