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Google's TurboQuant Slashes Memory Needs, Stocks Plummet

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Googles TurboQuant algorithm sparks memory chip sell-off: Investors dump shares in memory and semiconductor companies, fearing lower demand for chips long term. Stocks plummet, with Sandisk, Teradyne, Applied Materials, Intel, KLA Corporation, and Semtech all taking hits. Traders worry about market shrinkage for high-end memory chips and increased supply competition from SK Hynixs U.S. listing. Despite Applied Materials twenty-five point eight percent year-to-date gain, shares remain fourteen point four percent below the fifty-two week high. Market overreaction presents opportunities to buy strong names at a discount. Keep watch on efficiency trends impact on the sector.

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