A-share memory chip stocks surged, with Lianyong Microelectronics, GRINM Advanced Materials, and Ingenic Semiconductor previously hitting their daily limit, followed by gains in Debon Technology, Montage Technology, Shenzhen Technology, Wanrun Technology, and Demingli. The surge was driven by reports that sources indicate SK Hynix is in talks with Intel regarding a potential collaboration agreement, potentially leading to the first-ever domestic production of memory chips in the United States.
