With Samsung winning the position of a competitor against SK Hynix, Nvidia will have more options when it comes to chip supply and stop relying on SK Hynix as a sole provider. South Korean multinational electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co has reportedly won the right to supply advanced memory HBM3 chips to the world’s leader in artificial intelligence computing Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA). Following the reports, Samsung saw its shares soar by 6%. Citigroup analysts Peter Lee and Josh...
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CoinspeakerSamsung Predicts 96% Profits Loss in Q2 2023 The executive director of Daiwa Securities Capital Markets SK Kim said that Samsung may benefit from the US demand. Samsung Predicts 96% Profits Loss in Q2 2023
Read More »Samsung Quarterly Profit Set for 92% Crash Not Seen in 14 Years as Memory Chip Surplus Continues
Analysts say that expected figures from Samsung will likely reveal a heavy crash in operating profit as the company struggles to sell chips. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is expected to see an unprecedented crash in first-quarter profit. According to a Reuters publication, Samsung will likely suffer its worst profit crash in 14 years as it struggles with excess memory chip production. Samsung is currently unable to sell its memory chips as demand continuously wanes. The general market awaits...
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Read More »Asia Stocks Tumble as Coronavirus Death Toll Hits 170
The ongoing epidemic is still doing a strong and deep dive throughout the world’s financial markets. Generally, the coronavirus has caused stocks in Asia to plunge as panic continues to spread around the continent and even to the rest of the world.Coronavirus Crashes Asia StocksSeveral markets across the continent are having a bad time of the event. The Hang Seng index, which covers the largest companies in Hong Kong, closed at 26,499.13 after losing 2.62%.Most of the hardest-hit stocks all...
Read More »Stock Market Is in Green due to Earnings and Coronavirus Fears as Vaccine Is Not Tested Yet
Indexes went strongly up today as investors were waiting for the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision (probably stays the same). Traders were also focused on the economic data published today. The Census Bureau reported wholesale inventories decrease of 0.1% in December, while the trade deficit increased $5.3 billion compared to November. Some companies have already released their quarterly earnings and some are still waited for.The Dow Jones Industrial Average went up at the open by...
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