I/O Fund: AI Memory Cycle Is Different This Time
Investment firm I/O Fund argues the current AI-driven memory upcycle differs from past cycles, with demand anchored by high-end products such as HBM, making it more durable. The piece focuses on Micron but the logic applies equally to HBM suppliers like SK Hynix. If correct, it implies a longer earnings cycle for memory names, supporting SK Hynix shares over the medium term while offering mainly a sentiment boost in the near term.
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