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Kioxia's planned U.S. listing and strong profits from AI demand could increase investor interest and share value.
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Kioxia, a Japanese memory chip maker, is preparing to list its shares in the United States following a significant profit increase driven by demand from the artificial intelligence sector. The move aims to attract U.S. investors and capitalize on the growing AI market. This development could influence global semiconductor markets and investment flows between Japan and the U.S.