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SK hynix is poised to gain from booming AI data center investments and rising memory demand as its HBM4 ramp-up strengthens growth prospects.
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Upgrade this serverPOSCO and GS Group, two major South Korean conglomerates, said Wednesday they will explore opportunities to collaborate on artificial intelligence (AI) data center projects overseas. The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to leverage POSCO's high-quality steel products and technological solutions and GS' expertise in data center construction and operations, with the aim of pursuing overseas projects, the companies said in a joint press release. The companies said their established global business networks would also help them secure opportunities in international AI…
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SK hynix is poised to gain from booming AI data center investments and rising memory demand as its HBM4 ramp-up strengthens growth prospects.
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