KIOXIA PLANS US LISTING ON AI CHIP DEMAND SURGE
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Kioxia Holdings, the world's best-performing major stock this year, announced plans for a US listing as memory chip prices surge amid artificial intelligence demand. The Japanese chipmaker has capitalized on global supply constraints.
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