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Very expensive shares, massive fundraising... why can we fear a crash of the AI
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Very expensive shares, massive fundraising... why can we fear a crash of the AI

The article discusses concerns about a potential crash in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, highlighting rising stock prices and massive funding rounds in AI-related companies. It notes that despite signs of market overheating, companies like Nvidia have continued to report strong financial performance, with CEO Jensen Huang expressing confidence in future growth. The article mentions significant increases in stock values for semiconductor firms such as Micron and Intel, as well as the rise in South Korea’s Kospi index, which includes major players like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics. However, the article does not provide further details due to subscription restrictions.

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Very expensive shares, massive fundraising... why can we fear a crash of the AI

The article discusses concerns about a potential crash in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, highlighting rising stock prices and massive funding rounds in AI-related companies. It notes that despite signs of market overheating, companies like Nvidia have continued to report strong financial performance, with CEO Jensen Huang expressing confidence in future growth. The article mentions significant increases in stock values for semiconductor firms such as Micron and Intel, as well as the rise in South Korea’s Kospi index, which includes major players like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics. However, the article does not provide further details due to subscription restrictions.

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