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AI infrastructure financialisation gains momentum as major investment banks take interest

As hundreds of billions of dollars pour into AI infrastructure, financial markets are shifting and efforts are growing to financialise capital flowing into the sector. Products could emerge that allow trading of computing power costs, including futures tied to GPU rental prices. The Information reported that investment banks, exchanges and data providers are competing to make GPU rental rates an official tradable asset, with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan exploring listings by year-end.

AI & Enterprise

Jensen Huang\'s five-day visit leaves Nvidia footprint in South Korea\'s AI ecosystem

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (젠슨 황) left South Korea after a five-day visit that analysts say helped broaden the company’s AI cooperation with Korean firms. Nvidia expanded work with SK Hynix on next-generation memory, and discussed AI data centre projects with Naver and SK Telecom using its DSX platform. The cooperation also extends into manufacturing, mobility and robotics with groups including LG and Hyundai Motor.

Industry

AI-driven component stocks stay firm despite memory swings

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have shown sharp volatility in South Korean trading, but Samsung Electro-Mechanics and LG Innotek have been less affected, as component demand is seen as separate from memory-price moves. Concerns rose after reports that memory content for Nvidia’s next-generation Vera CPU could be reduced, but the industry view is that the change reflects supply constraints rather than weaker demand. Long-term supply agreements are also spreading.