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AI Hardware and Infrastructure Race

Massive investments in advanced chips, memory, packaging, and fabs are redefining the semiconductor supply chain, driven by surging AI demand for both cloud and on-premise deployments.

Detected: 2026-07-05 · Updated: 2026-07-05

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Micron breaks ground on $9bn Hiroshima fab to feed AI memory hunger

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Samsung Pushes for Nuclear Power to Back Gwangju Fab Plan

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TSMC: 2nm and Advanced CoWoS/CoPoS Packaging Boost AI Supply Chain

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2026-06-30 DigiTimes

SK Hynix Accelerates HBM Production: A Signal for the AI Market

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South Korean memory giants pledge $550 billion to tackle ‘RAMageddon’

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