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The South Korean government expects to invest approximately 550 trillion won in building artificial intelligence data centers.
2026-06-29
The South Korean government expects to invest approximately 550 trillion won in building artificial intelligence data centers.
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2026-06-29
U.S. officials said technical talks with Iran are expected to continue across areas of a memorandum of understanding. Both sides will, for now, exercise restraints and vessels may transit freely.
U.S. officials said technical talks with Iran are expected to continue across areas of a memorandum of understanding. Both sides will, for now, exercise restraints and vessels may transit freely.
2026-06-29
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have announced large-scale investment plans. Morningstar analyst Jing Jie Yu says SK Hynix’s Yongin semiconductor cluster carries total investment commitments of about 600 trillion won; if the new commitments are stan
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have announced large-scale investment plans. Morningstar analyst Jing Jie Yu says SK Hynix’s Yongin semiconductor cluster carries total investment commitments of about 600 trillion won; if the new commitments are standalone investments, they could imply material oversupply risk over the next decade, a concern that pushed shares lower intraday. He retains a view that memory-chip pricing is cyclical over the long run, expects new capacity will take at least 2–3 years to come online, and that early output will likely be demand-accretive but later capacity peaks meeting slowing demand typically lead to oversupply. Yu adds that persistent shortages and large cash generation is driving a wave of capacity investment, but unless hyperscale cloud providers’ returns sustain volume and price growth across the cycle, that expansion is unlikely to be maintained over the next ten years.
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