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Semiconductor stocks are rallying, with Intel up 7.62% and Advanced Micro Devices gaining 6.31%. Intel is drawing attention after strong Q2 results, 25.4% year-over-year revenue growth, and robust demand across its Data Center and AI segments. Reported talks with SK hynix to produce memory chips in Ohio are adding to the optimism, while the wider implications for Micron remain in focus.

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00:00Semiconductors is rallying. Intel is up 7.62%, advanced micro devices 6.31%. Here's what's
00:09driving it. Intel rallied 7.6% today, as reported manufacturing talks drew attention. Benzinga
00:19said Intel and SK Hynix were discussing making memory chips in Ohio, while Seeking Alpha described
00:26the potential agreement as support for Intel's Ohio Foundry. The reports made Intel one of the
00:32clearest company stories within the day's semiconductor rally. Advanced micro devices
00:39gained 6.3% today. That kept the momentum going across the semiconductor group after Intel's
00:47sharp advance. Yahoo had recently pointed to AI hardware announcements, conference appearances,
00:53and a Piper Sandler endorsement. But those reports predated this session and didn't confirm
00:59a fresh company-specific catalyst for today's move. The full recap compares this move with
01:06the rest of technology, tap the related video.
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