SK Hynix eyes Wall Street to solve the memory crisis

SK Hynix, a leading global memory chip manufacturer, is considering an Initial Public Offering (IPO) in the United States. The operation could generate between $10 and $14 billion, resources that the company intends to invest to increase its production capacity.

The main goal is to help resolve the persistent memory shortage, dubbed "RAMmageddon". By increasing supply, SK Hynix hopes to stabilize prices and meet the growing demand from the artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and mobile device sectors.

A successful operation could also encourage other memory manufacturers to invest in expanding their capacity, further helping to resolve the global crisis. The final decision on the listing and its modalities will depend on market conditions and regulatory approvals.