Is AI facing a big financial reckoning?
While it is true that the railroads transformed economies – particularly of the US – plenty of people lost money along the way.
- ▪While it is true that the railroads transformed economies – particularly of the US – plenty of people lost money along the way.
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| Publication time | Wed, 29 Jul 2026 13:49:55 GMT |
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Is AI facing a big financial reckoning?Image source, AFP via Getty ImagesBySimon JackBusiness editorPublished20 minutes agoSharp falls in the value of chip makers have stoked investor concerns that the euphoria around AI related companies is fading.Shares in Korean chip makers SK Hynix and Samsung are down 46% and 35% respectively over the last month as investors worry the recent boom in demand for the chips that power AI is unsustainable.The South Korean stock market is notoriously volatile, but concerns have spilled over into the big US companies with Micron and Intel which have seen falls of 28% and 35% since last month."The AI bubble hasn't burst but it's letting out air," leading tech investor Eileen Burbidge told the BBC, as a number of factors in different parts of the AI ecosystem…
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