Samsung develops its own memory chips and semiconductor materials for clients. The company struggled to fill market demand from customers like Apple Inc., which eventually left, rendering its high-bandwidth memory (HBM) off the market. On Monday, Samsung Electronics announced a $16.5 billion deal with Tesla to supply semiconductor chips for the EV maker. The agreement has reignited new hopes among investors. It comes just a year after Jun Young-hyun, who was brought in as the head of the semiconductor business in hopes of restoring the company’s technological edge. Samsung’s stock, SSNLF, has jumped approximately 10% since Monday’s announcement to a high of KRW ₩73700.00. The South Korean semiconductor company’s July gains are over 20%, recording its best month in a long time. Do you think that America investors run the world ?

