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Off Is a Buying Opportunity

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the recent tech-stock sell-off is a buying opportunity, arguing AI infrastructure buildout is still early. South Korea’s KOSPI fell June 8 as investors reduced exposure to AI equities. Nvidia and SK Hynix also announced a multi-year deal to co-develop next-gen AI memory chips; SK Hynix shares pared losses after the news.

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After the June 8, 2026 sell-off and immediately following the Nvidia–SK Hynix deal announcement.
Supports a risk-on read-through for AI infrastructure after a broad tech pullback.

The SK Hynix partnership reinforces Nvidia’s AI infrastructure demand narrative and may support sentiment after the tech sell-off.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the AI sell-off is a buying opportunity and Nvidia also announced a multi-year AI memory-chip co-development deal with SK Hynix.

Mild-to-moderate upside bias versus peers if traders treat the memory co-development as incremental evidence of AI supply-chain momentum.

Background

The article frames a late-week/early-week global tech sell-off as investors de-risking AI-related equities, then adds a new Nvidia–SK Hynix multi-year co-development agreement.

Why it matters

The newest concrete facts are (1) Huang’s fresh buying-opportunity remarks and (2) the newly announced multi-year AI memory co-development deal, both of which are presented as influencing immediate market sentiment and SK Hynix’s intraday reaction.

Market relevance

A new AI memory co-development deal plus a fresh CEO quote may support AI-infrastructure sentiment after a broad tech pullback.

Market effects

Reinforces the AI infrastructure buildout thesis (data centers + specialized chips) and highlights memory as a critical bottleneck area.

KOSPI weakness tied to AI-related equities is partially offset by the Nvidia–SK Hynix partnership reaction in South Korea.

Could influence global AI supply-chain sentiment by signaling continued investment in next-gen AI memory.

Alternative perspectives

CEO commentary may not change near-term fundamentals; if AI demand fears persist, the partnership could be viewed as incremental rather than a demand inflection.

No deal economics are provided; traders may discount the impact until there are details on capacity, pricing, or customer qualification timelines.

Key entities

  • Nvidia

    AI compute leader; CEO Huang comments on the sell-off and the firm announces a multi-year AI memory co-development agreement with SK Hynix.

  • SK Hynix

    Memory chipmaker; co-develops next-generation AI memory chips with Nvidia and sees shares pare losses after the announcement.

  • Jensen Huang

    Nvidia CEO; states AI infrastructure buildout is in early stages and encourages buying on the dip.

  • SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won

    Met with Huang in Seoul per the article.

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