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$PENG breaking out of its 8 year base 👀 Don't underestimate a HTF breakout







@ParadisLabs How does one buy when its miles away from 200ema amd 50ema?



Samsung Foundry's 4nm "Fully Booked" Through Next Year… Set for H2 Profitability Turnaround Samsung Electronics' foundry flagship 4nm line has entered "fully booked" status through next year. The result reflects the convergence of HBM4 volume ramp and orders from global Big Tech. Industry observers expect the chronically loss-making foundry division to fire its first signal of recovery as early as the second half of this year. According to the semiconductor industry on the 3rd, Samsung Electronics' 4nm foundry process has recently secured order volumes extending into next year's production. A semiconductor industry source who requested anonymity said, "The 4nm process has recently demonstrated better-than-expected stability among global customers, and demand is exploding," adding, "The line is running so tightly that it is effectively impossible to take additional orders through next year." The core driver of these orders is HBM4. Samsung Electronics produces the base die mounted in its HBM4 on the 4nm foundry process. As the company begins full-scale HBM4 supply to AI accelerator vendors such as NVIDIA and AMD, the utilization rate of the supporting 4nm foundry line has likewise reached its ceiling. Demand for the 4nm process is not confined to memory. Global fabless companies that previously relied on TSMC are now knocking on Samsung's door, factoring in supply-chain diversification and cost-effectiveness. NVIDIA and Google currently appear on the customer roster for Samsung's 4nm node. With improved yields and verified power efficiency (performance per watt), the "love calls" from Big Tech continue to come in. With high-value-added HBM4 and global Big Tech volumes filling the 4nm line, expectations for an earnings turnaround are also rising. The 4nm process has already completed its large-scale investment phase, easing the depreciation burden. The structure is one in which profitability rises sharply as utilization is maximized. A source at a Samsung Foundry partner company assessed, "Thanks to the stabilization of the 4nm process and the strong demand anchor of HBM4, Samsung Foundry is expected to swing to profit as early as the second half of this year, or at the latest in the first half of next year," adding, "After a prolonged slump, it has clearly entered a recovery phase." That said, the industry points to the new fab under construction in Taylor, Texas, as the biggest variable for future earnings. The substantial initial operating costs and labor expenses incurred during fab completion and ramp-up preparation could swing reported earnings depending on how they are accounted for on the books. Another semiconductor industry source said, "Since the Taylor fab currently being built sits on U.S. soil, whether the related performance is booked under the U.S. subsidiary (DSA) or consolidated into the domestic foundry results remains to be seen."



$NVDA $MU $EWY Key Comment from Jensen Huang on Revenue Generation, Agentic AIs: "We have now seen the inflection of agentic AI and the usefulness of agents across the world in enterprises everywhere you're seeing incredible compute demand because of it. In this new world of AI. Compute is revenues without compute, there's no way to generate tokens. Without tokens, there's no way to grow revenues. So in this new world of AI, compute equals revenues. And I am certain that at this point, with the product, productive use of Codex and cloud code and the the excitement around cloud co-work and, you know, just that the incredible enthusiasm about Open Claw and the enterprise versions of them, all of the enterprise ISVs who are now working on agentic systems on top of their tools, platforms. I am certain at this point that we are at the inflection point."



$AMD CEO LISA SU SEES COMPUTE DEMAND GROWING BY 100X OVER THE NEXT COUPLE YEARS AMD has long been positioning itself as the leader in AI Compute. The demand is finally here.








