
Memory Chips: South Korea Widens Lead Over China
While everyone's distracted, South Korea is quietly cementing its dominance. We're talking memory chips, the stuff inside your next smartphone.
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Sunday, September 20, 2026
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While everyone's distracted, South Korea is quietly cementing its dominance. We're talking memory chips, the stuff inside your next smartphone.

The market can't make up its mind, bouncing up and down. Even artificial intelligence, that golden goose, seems to be showing a few cracks.

Some people are never satisfied, and then there's Chey Tae-won. The head of SK Group has a US investment plan that will dwarf previous efforts.

While the world frets over algorithms and AI, some are focused on making them actually work. Memory chips are the oxygen for all modern tech, and someone clearly understood that very well.
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