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Stocks in the semiconductor sector plummeted today following Googles announcement of TurboQuant, a new AI algorithm that significantly reduces memory needs. Sandisk shares dropped by as much as eight percent, dragging down the entire group. Despite solid recent earnings from memory makers, investors fear that efficiency gains could shrink long-term chip demand. SK Hynixs potential U.S. listing added to supply worries. Several companies, including Nova, Lattice Semiconductor, IPG Photonics, AMD, and Entegris, saw significant drops. AMD, in particular, experienced wild swings, but a new licensing deal with Adeia sparked a rebound. Despite being down nine percent since January, five-year investors have more than doubled their money, highlighting the sectors volatility amid AI shifts.

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