South Korean semiconductor and chip-equipment shares advanced Tuesday, extending a U.S. chip rally that investors tied to early traction for Meta Platforms' Muse personal AI agent. The move recast a consumer AI launch as a hardware-demand signal for processors, memory and production gear needed to run agents that can act on users' behalf.
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