Nexchip Set to Debut in Hong Kong After $890 Million Listing
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An $890 million Hong Kong listing for Nexchip is another data point that public markets still have appetite for AI-adjacent semis, even after a wave of offerings. If you’re a systems or infra buyer, expect more Chinese chip alternatives in your vendor RFPs — and more geopolitical complexity in your supply chain.
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