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El CEO de SK Hynix advierte que la escasez de chips de memoria podría durar más allá de 2030

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By Maggie Eastland Verified, Yoolim Lee Verified, Dina Bass Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — La escasez de chips de memoria que afecta a los mercados de computadoras, automóviles y dispositivos electrónicos probablemente persistirá más allá de 2030, según el CEO de SK Hynix Inc., Kwak Noh-Jung. Ver más: Nasdaq dice que el éxito de SK Hynix abre la puerta a más cotizaciones extranjeras en EE.UU.
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SK Hynix debut is a bet that AI breaks boom-and-bust chip cycle

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By Maggie Eastland Verified, Ed Ludlow Verified, Yoolim Lee Verified, Dina Bass Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
South Korean memory chipmaker SK Hynix just pulled off the largest public listing by a foreign company in U.S. market history. Shares soared 13% on their first day of trading. Behind this historic debut is a simple bet: that the artificial intelligence boom has fundamentally reshaped the decadeslong boom-and-bust cycle that’s defined the memory-chip business for good.
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SK Hynix CEO expects memory crunch to last into next decade

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By Maggie Eastland Verified, Yoolim Lee Verified, Dina Bass Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
By Maggie Eastland, Yoolim Lee and Dina Bass, Bloomberg News The memory-chip shortages that are roiling the computer, car and device markets will probably persist beyond 2030, according to SK Hynix Inc. Chief Executive Officer Kwak Noh-Jung. Customers are signing long-term contracts because "they believe that the shortage situation will last for longer," Kwak said in his first-ever English language interview, following a record-setting U.S. stock offering by the South Korean company on Friday.
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