Shares in some of the world's largest computer chip makers have plummeted overnight, reflecting uncertainty among investors about whether the AI boom adds up.
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Shares in some of the world’s largest computer chip makers have plummeted overnight, reflecting uncertainty among investors about whether the AI boom adds up.
The stock market in south Korea fell by 10% in one day. Japan was down too. And the fall has continued in New York this afternoon.
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