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Home / Business and Economy / MediaTek Surges on Google AI Chip Tie-Up

MediaTek Surges on Google AI Chip Tie-Up

26 Jan

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Summary

  • MediaTek stock achieved its best two-day rally ever.
  • Company's work on Google's AI Tensor Processing Units drives growth.
  • Fund managers diversify into AI firms due to TSMC limits.
MediaTek Surges on Google AI Chip Tie-Up

MediaTek Inc. shares experienced an unprecedented two-day rally, marking its best performance on record and closing at an all-time high. This surge was driven by investor enthusiasm for the company's collaboration with Google on artificial intelligence applications.

The company's stock jumped 8.6% on Monday, extending a two-month upward trend. This performance highlights MediaTek's growing prominence in AI-specific integrated circuits, particularly its work on Google's Tensor Processing Units (TPUs).

Fund managers, facing single-stock limits on giants like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), are diversifying into AI-focused firms. MediaTek's strategic shift from smartphone chips to high-margin custom AI solutions makes it an attractive alternative.

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Analysts from Morgan Stanley noted significant potential in MediaTek's AI application-specific integrated circuits. They suggest that as MediaTek converts smartphone-related resources to AI chips, it could see more growth than competitors like Broadcom Inc., which also works with Google on TPUs.

MediaTek's gains contributed to Taiwan's benchmark Taiex reaching a new record, alongside other tech companies. Meanwhile, TSMC shares saw a slight decline. Analysts at Morningstar Inc. believe MediaTek's current guidance may be conservative, potentially allowing the company to exceed targets.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
MediaTek shares achieved their best two-day rally due to investor excitement over the company's collaboration with Google on AI chips.
MediaTek is working with Google on Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), which are chips used in AI applications.
Fund managers are diversifying into AI-related firms like MediaTek because they face single-stock limits on major companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.

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