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Global chip stocks fall over AI worries
Shares of global semiconductor companies, including Intel and AMD, declined sharply during today’s trading session, due to market concerns related to developments in artificial intelligence and forecasts of rising memory chip prices in 2027. Japanese, Korean, and Chinese stocks experienced wide-scale sell-offs, with significant drops in memory chip companies such as Kioxia and Samsung. European and American markets were also affected, reflecting uncertainty about the impact of AI technologies on the economy. Experts explained that the current tensions stem from unclear prospects regarding the investment cycle of artificial intelligence and expectations that memory prices will peak in 2027, despite ongoing forecasts of rising valuations amid the current challenges.
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