Everything you need to know about the Korean chipmaker crashing America's AI party
- SK Hynix, the trillion-dollar South Korean memory-chip maker, made a historic US trading debut — the largest-ever foreign listing ($26.5B) and heavily oversubscribed.
- It's one of the world's top three memory suppliers (to Apple, Dell, and Nvidia), and its high-bandwidth memory is a key component for AI systems like ChatGPT.
- Riding an AI-driven memory shortage and booming prices, SK Hynix is expanding in the US, including a $4B plant in Indiana.