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Overview
Both statements together point to continued strong demand for memory chips well into the second half of this decade. For SK Hynix, this suggests the current supply-tight environment that supports pricing could remain in place for several years.
Updated 07:12 AM
High confidence08/27, 11:20 PM
SK Hynix CEO said the company is not seeing significant signals of a memory downturn.
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FinancialJuice
08/27, 11:20 PM
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