SK Hynix CEO said the company does not see significant signals of a memory downturn and expects the memory shortage to continue through the end of 2030. The CEO also noted SK Hynix is considering global locations for new business opportunities.
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SK Hynix CEO dismisses memory chip oversupply risks, sees shortage through 2030bullish 70 · impact 60
SK Hynix CEO: company considering global locations for customer opportunitiesneutral 50 · impact 20
SK HYNIX'S CEO JUST SAID: THE MEMORY SHORTAGE IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE THROUGH 2030
SK Hynix CEO: Not seeing any significant signals of a memory downturn. $SKHY
SK Hynix CEO expects memory shortage to continue through end of 2030bullish 65 · impact 40
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SK Hynix CEO: no significant signals of memory downturnbullish 70 · impact 40 · first wire
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