AI memory demand is shifting from training to inference, broadening to NAND and SSDs, with a structural uptrend over the next few years. Samsung and SK Hynix are posting strong margins near 80%, and their huge multi-year CapEx plans to double capacity will drive more demand for chipmaking equipment (ASML, ASM International) and materials, spreading growth across the semiconductor supply chain.
AI memory demand is shifting from training to inference, broadening to NAND and SSDs, with a structural uptrend over the next few years. Samsung and SK Hynix are posting strong margins near 80%, and their huge multi-year CapEx plans to double capacity will drive more demand for chipmaking equipment (ASML, ASM International) and materials, spreading growth across the semiconductor supply chain.
AI memory demand is shifting from training to inference, broadening to NAND and SSDs, with a structural uptrend over the next few years. Samsung and SK Hynix are posting strong margins near 80%, and their huge multi-year CapEx plans to double capacity will drive more demand for chipmaking equipment (ASML, ASM International) and materials, spreading growth across the semiconductor supply chain.
AI memory demand is shifting from training to inference, broadening to NAND and SSDs, with a structural uptrend over the next few years. Samsung and SK Hynix are posting strong margins near 80%, and their huge multi-year CapEx plans to double capacity will drive more demand for chipmaking equipment (ASML, ASM International) and materials, spreading growth across the semiconductor supply chain.