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Japanese, Korean Stocks Tumble as Chip Selloff Intensifies

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Japanese and South Korean stock markets fell, led by semiconductor shares, due to investor concerns over Nvidia's AI supply deal and increasing competition from Chinese chipmakers. The decline highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in the global tech sector and competitive pressures in the chip industry.

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Nvidia's blockbuster AI supply deal

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Japanese stocks slid.

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Concerns over Nvidia Corp.'s blockbuster AI supply deal weighed on investor sentiment.

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  • Nvidia's blockbuster AI supply deal
  • Intensifying competition from Chinese chipmakers

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Japanese and South Korean stocks slid, led by semiconductor shares, as concerns over Nvidia Corp.’s blockbuster AI supply deal and intensifying competition from Chinese chipmakers weighed on investor sentiment.

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Concerns over Nvidia Corp.'s blockbuster AI supply deal weighed on investor sentiment.

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Intensifying competition from Chinese chipmakers weighed on investor sentiment.

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Japanese stocks slid.

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South Korean stocks slid.

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Semiconductor shares led the decline.

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