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``` As global AI momentum continues to heat up, South Korea’s two major memory chip giants have taken completely different paths in the market. On Monday, SK Hynix’s stock price surged 12.5%, setting a new all-time closing high, with its market capitalization breaking 100 trillion won for the

``` Anthropic is rewriting the growth records of the tech industry at an unprecedented pace. According to the latest report from semiconductor and AI infrastructure research firm Semi Analysis, Anthropic’s annual run rate (ARR) has surpassed $44 billion. This figure is nearly five times higher than its approximately $9 billion

``` The Japanese yen surged sharply during Monday's Asian session, with the market highly alert to whether Japanese authorities would intervene again. Goldman Sachs recently pointed out that Japan theoretically has the capacity to intervene in the forex market 30 more times at a similar scale to last week,

``` Google's next-generation TPU chip packaging technology path is facing a critical test. The EMIB-T packaging technology provided by Intel for Google's new TPU (codenamed Humufish) in the second half of 2027 currently achieves a 90% technical verification yield, but still falls short of the standard required

``` Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio issues his latest warning: The next two years will be a “particularly dangerous period,” as debt, geopolitics, and technology form a triple storm. Most investors’ coping tactic—market timing—is destined to fail. On April 30 local time, on the popular financial podcast “Property Markets,

Before Golden Week, Japan’s Ministry of Finance restarted forex intervention in an unusually high-profile manner, knocking USD/JPY down from above 160 to around 156.5. But Nomura macro strategist Naka Matsuzawa bluntly says that intervention itself is not the main point—the “endgame” of intervention is. Is Japan’