Company
Kioxia
Kioxia is a Japanese semiconductor company that manufactures flash memory products, including NAND chips. It is a major supplier of data storage solutions for various industries.
Why it’s in the news: It is in the news due to its potential $10 billion U.S. initial public offering, which would be one of the largest tech listings of the year.
Latest on Kioxia
- Kioxia sell date looms for retail investors who joined boom on margin
- Kioxia said to consider raising $10 billion in U.S. listing
- Kioxia-linked cloud startup to make it easier to crunch encrypted data
- US listing could put Japan's Kioxia in global AI spotlight, Voya's Thomas says
- Kioxia dismisses SK Hynix tie-up and vows to ease chip price rises
- Kioxia outlines plan to capture AI demand with its new high-speed memory chip
- Japan's Kioxia forecasts 31-fold profit surge as tech shares swing
- Kioxia's foundries are optimized for memory density, not for the thermal or electrical infrastructure that AI workloads actually require.
- Kioxia's shares rose 7.6% on Friday, pushing the Japanese memory chipmaker's market value above ¥44 trillion ($274 billion).
- Wikidata: Kioxia — located in — Japan
- Wikidata: Kioxia — operates in — semiconductor industry
- Kioxia plans new chip fab in Japan to meet AI memory demand
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