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Intel climbed 3.46% and Micron advanced 2.76% as reports of U.S. foundry negotiations put semiconductor stocks in focus. Investors are watching a potential partnership with a leading memory-chip designer as Intel seeks more outside demand for its costly U.S. manufacturing network. Analysts also lifted price targets, pointing to potential upside from AI and data-center demand.

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00:00Memory chip rally. Intel is up 3.46%, micron 2.76%. Here's what's driving it.
00:09Intel is up 3.5% pre-market, as multiple Yahoo! reports describe potential memory chip
00:17manufacturing talks with SK Hynix. One report says Intel is seeking additional outside demand
00:24for its U.S. manufacturing network. The unresolved point for today's session
00:29is how investors assess a possible partnership that remains under discussion rather than a
00:36completed agreement. Micron is up 2.8% pre-market, and Yahoo! reports that tight memory supply is
00:44supporting the company's margins while making affordable phones and computers more difficult
00:49to manufacture. Alongside Intel's separate talk story, Micron gives investors another window
00:57into how scarcity and manufacturing capacity are being valued across the memory chip group today.
01:04Full pre-market briefing, tap the related video.
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