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Chip stocks slide as investors question AI spending

Chip stocks fell, with Samsung and SK Hynix declines dragging South Korea’s Kospi sharply lower, as investors fretted about the scale of AI investment. Wall Street grew less patient with heavy AI spending, while anticipation built for Anthropic’s investor day. Broadcom’s chief warned of a “casino” mentality in AI investing.
WHO: Investors; Broadcom’s chief executive
WHAT: Chip stocks fell as investors questioned the scale and intensity of AI investment.
WHEN: Reported Oct 13, 2026 at 5:02 PM ET
WHERE: South Korea
WHY: Investors were concerned about the scale of AI investment and grew less patient with heavy spending.
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