SK Hynix AI-Chip Demand Powers Q3 Profit Past Forecasts

South Korea's second-largest chipmaker beating estimates signals sustained global demand for AI-grade memory, a key indicator of whether the artificial intelligence investment cycle remains durable or faces headwinds.
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