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In a war, the party with the larger set of arms is at an advantage. Today, in the war of AI, memory chips have become the most sought-after set of weaponry for chipmakers, who are racing to secure long-term supply agreements in a red-hot demand environment for these chips. Investors are also rewarding this action.
