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The chip and memory stock frenzy
As software lags, semiconductors catch up to the AI spending
Chip and memory stocks are rallying sharply as AI infrastructure spending accelerates, with analysts debating whether valuations reflect rational demand or bubble dynamics. For tech budget holders, the divergence between software and semiconductor performance signals that hardware capacity — not applications — remains the bottleneck the market is pricing in.
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