South Korean investors pour millions into MiniMax, other Chinese AI and chip stocks

    South Korean investors pour millions into MiniMax, other Chinese AI and chip stocks

    South Korean retail investors, known for their aggressive trading style, are ramping up exposure to Chinese artificial intelligence-related stocks, even as their home market ranks among the world’s top performers. Data from SEIBro, a portal operated by the Korea Securities Depository, showed that South Korean retail investors bought US$507 million worth of Hong Kong-listed shares…

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    China’s chip leaders bank on AI, EVs, RISC-V as industry’s future growth engines

    China’s chip leaders bank on AI, EVs, RISC-V as industry’s future growth engines

    The use of chips for artificial intelligence and electric vehicles (EVs) will offer strong demand underpinning the development of mainland China’s semiconductor industry, according to veterans of the sector at an annual gathering in Shanghai. At the 2025 Global Semiconductor Market Summit, chip executives discussed the industry’s future amid US-China tech rivalry and surging demand…

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    CXMT begins producing advanced LPDDR5X memory chips as China narrows tech gap

    CXMT begins producing advanced LPDDR5X memory chips as China narrows tech gap

    ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), China’s leading memory chipmaker, has started mass production of a new generation of DRAM products in the latest sign of the country’s advancing semiconductor capabilities. The Hefei-based company, which is preparing for an initial public offering in Shanghai, announced on its official website that it had begun producing LPDDR5X – an…

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    Asian shares track Wall St's rise as tech shares advance and investors shrug off the US shutdown

    Asian shares track Wall St’s rise as tech shares advance and investors shrug off the US shutdown

    MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Asian shares advanced on Thursday, tracking Wall Street’s rise to records despite the the shutdown of the U.S. government. Technology shares jumped on expectations of higher demand for computer chips due to a partnership between South Korean tech and OpenAI. U.S. futures and oil prices also rose. South Korea’s Kospi climbed…

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