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Samsung Electronics (005930 KS) chip division head says memory chip market is seeing an unprecedented supercycle, while Co. will produce Tesla (TSLA) chips in late 2027

Samsung's chip division anticipates an unprecedented supercycle in the memory chip market, suggesting strong demand that could significantly impact pricing and supply dynamics.

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  • Power supply could become a bottleneck for AI growth.
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Additionally, the mention of producing chips for Tesla by 2027 indicates a strategic partnership that could enhance Samsung's position in both the automotive and AI markets. This could imply future volatility in related stocks as both companies navigate their roles in an increasingly tech-driven economy.

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