Samsung, SK Hynix's 800 Trillion Won Semiconductor Investment Shows Digital Assets Lagging Capital Competition, Says CoinDesk

According to CoinDesk on June 29, South Korea's 800 trillion won (approximately $670 billion) semiconductor investment by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix underscores digital assets' weakening position in capital competition. The two companies announced plans to construct high-bandwidth memory (HBM) semiconductor factories in the Honam region to support artificial intelligence chip demand. CoinDesk noted that the capital flowing toward AI infrastructure represents a structural shift rather than temporary trend, with venture capital increasingly bypassing digital assets in favor of chip and AI-related investments.
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