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AI - driven chip demand fuels semiconductor super cycle ; memory segment remains key beneficiary : Jefferies
aninews.in · India · global
Demand for chips driven by Artificial Intelligence is reportedly fueling a semiconductor "super cycle," with the memory segment identified as a primary beneficiary by Jefferies. This highlights a significant trend in the technology sector.
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