Sandisk and Micron are two of the hottest stocks on the market.

While rivals fight over the scarcest part in AI hardware, Intel is betting it can win by using less of it.

Can the world's newest trillion-dollar company keep climbing from here?

Roundhill recently launched an exchange-traded fund that invests exclusively in memory stocks.

A few weeks ago, First Trade chronicled the record streak of gains in semiconductor stocks. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) was entering its 18th straight day, which ended up being the ...

The world has a memory problem, thanks to artificial intelligence. The explosion in AI-related cloud computing and data centers has led to so much demand for certain types of memory chips that now ...

SK Hynix claims a 30% reduction in thermal resistance for its new chip design integrating cooling inside HBM memory stacks.

An acute global shortage of memory chips is forcing artificial intelligence and consumer-electronics companies to fight for ...

AI's rapid expansion increases demand for high-performance memory, especially HBM, leading to supply shortages and price hikes across the industry. Shifting focus to HBM fabrication risks causing ...

Micron plans a $24 billion expansion in Singapore to boost NAND supply amid global memory shortages. AI-driven demand is straining memory markets as chipmakers prioritize high-bandwidth memory. Micron ...

Sandisk is up 552% year-to-date, while Intel and Micron have spiked more than 175%. Here's what behind the move.