<div id="readability-page-1">By bno - Busan Office A surge in spending linked to artificial intelligence is expected to underpin earnings for South Korea’s major memory chipmakers next year, helped by strengthening demand for server-related components and a new refresh cycle across data-centre infrastructure. Fitch Ratings forecasts that workloads associated with AI, which unt...</div>

<p>A surge in AI-related spending is expected to boost earnings for South Korea's major memory chipmakers next year, driven by increased demand for server components and a new data-centre refresh cycle. Fitch Ratings forecasts that AI workloads will support this growth.</p>

AI investment boom lifts outlook for Korean memory chipmakers