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Updated · bny.com · Jun 24
AI, Chip Shares Enter New Growth Phase as High Bandwidth Memory Demand Lifts Valuations
Updated
Updated · bny.com · Jun 24

AI, Chip Shares Enter New Growth Phase as High Bandwidth Memory Demand Lifts Valuations

3 articles · Updated · bny.com · Jun 24

Summary

  • High bandwidth memory demand is driving a fresh leg up in AI and semiconductor stocks, with memory-linked names posting sharp gains as investors bet on the next phase of AI infrastructure spending.
  • That rally has pushed many chip shares strongly higher and left some valuations in rare territory, raising questions about how sustainable the advance will be.
  • Recent market weakness has already exposed the sector’s volatility, even as enthusiasm for AI investment keeps broadening across semiconductor-related stocks.
  • Walter Scott says returns will vary widely and is favoring durable, established chip businesses, arguing long-term value is more likely where commercially viable AI use cases are already emerging.

Insights

As AI software gets smarter, could it devalue today's multi-trillion dollar hardware investments by demanding cheaper chips?
With chipmaking power concentrated in a few giants, who are the overlooked linchpins quietly holding the entire AI revolution together?
Can India's multi-billion dollar bet on chip manufacturing truly disrupt the global supply chain's risky dependence on Taiwan?