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Golden Ten Data reported on May 27 that on Wednesday, SK Hynix became the second Asian company to join the trillion-dollar club after Samsung Electronics. Its stock price has surged by over 900% in the past year, reflecting investors’ confidence in its position as a leading supplier of advanced memory chips. SK Hynix is at a critical juncture in the global artificial intelligence buildout. Memory chips have become the key bottleneck determining the expansion speed of data centers. Investors and analysts expect memory chip shortages to last until 2027, granting SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron Technology unusual pricing power over the world’s largest technology companies. Barclays analyst Simon Coles wrote: “We expect SK Hynix to maintain its leading position in the high-bandwidth memory sector. Product pricing is expected to remain favorable, supply tightness will persist, and SK Hynix’s potential listing in the United States will be highlighted as a catalyst.”

The price of Malaysian palm oil futures is boosted by factors such as weak production; Indonesian palm oil giants face export price investigations—Is the supply chain crisis reemerging?

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin Laws, the New Hampshire “Blockchain Basics” bill HB 639 has made progress, with the state House of Representatives and Senate reaching an agreement on a compromise version of the bill. Previously, both chambers had passed different versions of the bill. According to disclosed information, the bill aims to protect several related “rights,” including the use of cryptocurrencies for payments, running nodes, and conducting mining activities.