Samsung Electronics Co LtdSamsung Electronics shed more than 4% amid the AI slowdown push that threatens its AI-related chip business.
AI-linked stocks fell across Asia, Europe and U.S. premarket trading on Monday after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for a deliberate slowdown in AI capabilities development, drawing support from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Elon Musk. Nvidia fell nearly 3% in premarket trading, Intel dropped close to 6% and Micron Technology declined around 5%, while in Asia SK Hynix ended the session down more than 6% and Samsung Electronics shed more than 4%. SoftBank, one of OpenAI's largest investors, fell roughly 10% to 11% in Tokyo and South Korea's Kospi dropped 3.3%, while in Europe ASML lost between 5% and 6%, Nokia gave up roughly 8% and Infineon retreated more than 7%. Amodei published an essay on Saturday outlining a three-step plan he called pacing the frontier, which would embed third-party evaluators inside AI companies, establish shared safety benchmarks and agreed limits on how fast capabilities can advance, and eventually coordinate with governments including China. Altman posted on X that he agrees with Amodei's call, Musk wrote that Dario is right, and Altman later clarified that pacing does not mean stopping, while President Donald Trump rejected any reduction in pace on Sunday and China's Foreign Ministry described the warnings as fear mongering.
Samsung Electronics Co LtdSamsung Electronics shed more than 4% amid the AI slowdown push that threatens its AI-related chip business.
NVIDIA CorporationNvidia fell nearly 3% premarket as the proposed AI development slowdown threatens its AI GPU business.
Nokia CorporationNokia gave up roughly 8% as AI-related stocks slid on the AI slowdown proposal.
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SK Hynix IncSK Hynix ended down over 6% as the push to slow AI capabilities development threatens demand for its AI memory chips.
ASML Holding N.V.ASML lost 5-6% as the proposed slowdown in AI development threatens demand for its chipmaking equipment.
Intel CorporationIntel dropped ~6% as AI leaders' call to slow AI capability development threatens AI-driven chip demand.
Micron Technology IncMicron fell ~5% after Amodei's AI slowdown push, which could curb demand for AI memory chips.
SoftBank, a major OpenAI investor, fell 10-11% after Amodei's call to slow AI development, which threatens its AI bets.
Infineon Technologies AGInfineon retreated over 7% amid the AI-linked selloff triggered by calls to pace AI development.
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