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Chipmakers urge White House to avoid broad memory market interventions

A chip industry association SEMI has urged the Trump administration not to intervene broadly in the memory market, citing concerns over price distortions. They recommend tax breaks and long-term contracts instead, as AI-driven demand drives up memory prices.

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Chipmakers urge White House to avoid broad memory market interventions
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  • SEMI, representing major semiconductor companies, urged the White House to avoid broad interventions in the memory market.
  • The association suggests tax deductions and long-term purchase contracts as alternatives.
  • Memory prices are rising due to AI demand, impacting consumer electronics and server markets.
  • Micron, SK hynix, and Samsung plan major capacity expansions.

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