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The central insight within the Q1 2026 Rambus (RMBS) data is a structural divergence between the broader artificial intelligence memory cycle and the fundamental execution of the company. While Wall Street focused on the slight revenue miss at $180.2 million and non-GAAP EPS miss at $0.63, the underlying valuation driver reveals a critical loss of market share.

Alphabet Inc. Google rattled global memory stocks after unveiling its TurboQuant AI algorithm, triggering a sharp sell-off amid fears that improved efficiency could dampen demand for memory chips. However, analysts pushed back on the bearish reaction, arguing the technology is more likely to expand AI use cases and ultimately drive higher long-term demand—framing the pullback as a potential "buy the dip" opportunity for investors. TurboQuant Triggers Sharp Sell-Off in Memory Stocks Google introd

Chinese semiconductor designer Montage Technology is set to price its Hong ​Kong listing at the top end of a range, raising as ‌much as HK$7.04 billion ($902 million), two people with knowledge of the matter said. Montage has ‌offered 65.9 million H shares in Hong Kong at a maximum offer price of HK$106.89 apiece, valuing the firm at about HK$180.36 billion, the people told Reuters on Tuesday. Montage's shares, which were up 2.3% at 182.03 yuan ($26.24) ⁠in Shanghai, have risen ‌54% so far this year, giving the group a market capitalization of around $29.3 billion, LSEG data showed.

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Chinese semiconductor designer Montage Technology plans a second listing in Hong Kong via a $800 million to $1 billion share offering ​as soon as this month, said two people with knowledge of the matter, adding to ‌the hectic pace of fundraising in the city. If the company meets the $1 billion target, the deal would be the largest ‌in Hong Kong since China's Zijin Gold International's $3.53 billion listing in September, LSEG data showed. Montage Technology, which cleared its Hong Kong stock exchange hearing ⁠on Monday, did not immediately respond ‌to a request for comment.

Global investors are increasing their wagers on Chinese artificial intelligence companies, betting on the next DeepSeek and seeking to diversify, with concerns growing about a speculative bubble in the sector on Wall Street.

More Chinese artificial intelligence firms and chipmakers are turning to Hong Kong for fundraising, testing the appetite of global investors following stellar onshore debuts of graphics processing unit (GPU) developers Moore Threads Technology and MetaX Integrated Circuits. GigaDevice Semiconductor is a step closer to its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) after passing a listing hearing, according to bourse operator Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX). The company is expected to reacti