South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix may have had a rousing $26.5 billion U.S. share sale and market debut last week, but that owed much to its pivotal role in the AI supply chain and timing. Other Asian tech firms are expected to take note and also look to tap foreign investors but they are likely to find appetite for AI-related companies more selective, investors say. “SK Hynix is a special case because it is large, liquid, AI-critical, and hard for many U.S. investors to own directly,” said Ophir Gottlieb, CEO of Capital Market Laboratories.Read More
Asian tech firms seeking to follow SK Hynix may find foreign investors more selective
