Micron Technology IncAccused of colluding to restrict DRAM supply and raise prices in a class-action lawsuit.
Micron and Intel led a selloff in chip stocks on Monday, even as the broader market advanced on easing U.S.-Iran tensions. Micron fell 6% after a class-action lawsuit in California accused it, Samsung, and SK Hynix of colluding to restrict DRAM supply and raise prices during the AI boom. Intel dropped 5%, Marvell fell 4%, and AMD slipped 3%, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index declined 0.4%. In contrast, the Dow gained 0.5%, the S&P 500 rose 0.6%, and the Nasdaq added 1%. AI software stocks fared better, with Palantir up 4.7% on new deals with Surf Air Mobility and Nvidia, and Nvidia itself rising 0.7%.
Micron Technology IncAccused of colluding to restrict DRAM supply and raise prices in a class-action lawsuit.
Intel CorporationFell 5% as part of chip selloff led by Micron, but no company-specific news.
SK Hynix Inc
Sandisk Corp
NVIDIA CorporationRose 0.7% and mentioned as AI software stock faring better; Palantir's deals with Surf Air Mobility and Nvidia highlight AI demand.
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd
Advanced Micro Devices Inc
Marvell Technology Group Ltd
Palantir Technologies Inc.Palantir up 4.7% on new deals with Surf Air Mobility and Nvidia.
Surf Air Mobility Inc.Surf Air Mobility mentioned as a new deal partner for Palantir, implying positive business development.
Seagate Technology PLC