US Tech Stocks Poised to Slide as Global Chip Selloff Deepens
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A global semiconductor selloff on AI-spend fears and rising Chinese competition is a reminder that the AI infra trade is cyclical, not one-way. If you’re a buyer, this volatility can translate into better pricing and leverage — but don’t anchor long-term capacity plans on short-term market pessimism.
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