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Technology

Coverage of innovation, emerging technologies, and the companies transforming global markets. From AI and semiconductors to cybersecurity and digital infrastructure, we track technology’s impact on growth and investment.
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SK Hynix Listing Tests the AI Chip Boom

The record U.S. debut gives investors direct access to a critical Nvidia supplier while raising fresh questions about valuation, capacity spending and semiconductor-cycle risk. SK Hynix entered the U.S. stock market on
July 10, 2026
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AI Trade Faces a Valuation Test

A sharp pullback in semiconductor and AI-linked shares has turned Micron’s earnings into a market-wide test of whether technology’s most powerful growth story can still justify its price. The technology trade is
June 24, 2026
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AI Trade Faces a Return-on-Investment Test

A rebound in chip shares steadied technology stocks, but investors are demanding clearer proof that artificial intelligence spending can translate into durable profits. Technology investors entered the week with a more complicated
June 8, 2026
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Nvidia’s AI Boom Keeps Tech Rally Centered on Chips

Nvidia’s latest results reinforced that artificial-intelligence infrastructure remains the dominant force in technology markets, even as investors grow more selective about valuations and capital spending. Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) has again turned the
May 21, 2026
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AI Spending Enters Its Infrastructure Phase

Big technology’s artificial-intelligence boom is shifting from model hype to the harder question of whether chips, networking, power and cloud demand can produce durable returns for investors. The technology sector’s latest market
May 5, 2026
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