Japanese chip stocks collectively slump due to DeepSeek impact
On January 27th, according to Bloomberg, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek released a competitive AI model, sparking market concerns about its threat to the leading position of American technology. Japanese chip stocks plummeted significantly.
Nvidia supplier Advantest fell by 8.2%, Disco Corp dropped by 2.9%, SoftBank Group declined by 5.4%, and data center cable manufacturers Furukawa Electric and Fujikura Ltd both fell more than 8%.
Market insiders pointed out that the huge returns on investment in the AI field from large tech companies are questionable, and DeepSeek may be a key factor triggering a pullback in tech stocks.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
SOL Global makes a binding commitment to private financing of 10 million Canadian dollar
Sahara announces that DeepSeek-R1 will become the flagship model of its AI Studio
Musk: Roger Ver's renunciation of American citizenship makes him ineligible for a pardon
Poland adds 10 new Bitcoin ATMs, surpassing El Salvador and ranking fifth globally