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Samsung Electronics is reportedly preparing to begin production of its next-generation HBM4 memory chips as early as next month and to start shipping them to Nvidia, according to media reports. The development weighed on Micron Technology shares, as investors worried about potential competitive pressure in the high-bandwidth memory market that is critical for advanced AI processors. However, analysts caution that Samsung’s entry is unlikely to materially hurt Micron in the near term, given extremely tight industry-wide supply and surging AI-driven demand. Micron’s HBM supply for 2026 is already fully committed, and the company is expected to maintain a market share in the low-20% range in both 2026 and 2027. With its own HBM4 production ramp scheduled for the second quarter of 2026, Micron is projected to nearly quadruple HBM revenue over the next two years, addressing an estimated $20 billion market opportunity by 2027. $NVDA $MU $SSNLF

$RVMD $SPY $VWAGY $JKS $SSNLF TOP 5 WEEKEND STORIES: 1) Merck (MRK) is no longer in discussions to acquire Revolution Medicines (RVMD), Lauren Thomas and Jonathan Rockoff of Wall Street Journal report, citing people familiar with the matter. The talks "cooled after the two couldn't come to an agreement on price," sources told the paper. The talks could restart or another suitor for Revolution could emerge, adds the Journal. 2) On Truth Social, President Donald Trump wrote, "If Governor Carney thinks he is going to make Canada a "Drop Off Port" for China to send goods and products into the United States, he is sorely mistaken. China will eat Canada alive, completely devour it, including the destruction of their businesses, social fabric, and general way of life. If Canada makes a deal with China, it will immediately be hit with a 100% Tariff against all Canadian goods and products coming into the U.S.A. Thank you for your attention to this matter!" 3) Volkswagen (VWAGY) will not continue its plans to create an Audi factory in the U.S. unless auto tariffs are reduced, William Wilkes of Bloomberg reports, citing comments made by Chief Executive Officer Oliver Blume to Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper. Audi has been debating on manufacturing in America since 2023, initially encouraged by subsidies, but this has shifted since the Trump administration placed tariffs on European carmakers. 4) A spokesperson for JinkoSolar (JKS) said in a statement: "The USPTO's decision not to institute review was based solely on discretionary grounds, which are wholly divorced from the merits of our challenge. While we respectfully disagree with that discretionary denial, we remain confident that when the Federal District Court considers a full, merits-based review, it will find that the First Solar patent involved is invalid." On January 20, First Solar (FSLR) announced that the Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office denied three separate inter partes review applications seeking to invalidate the company's tunnel oxide passivated contact patents through a review process. The IPRs were filed by JinkoSolar, Mundra Solar, and Canadian Solar (CSIQ) in 2025, and were declined on November 20, December 11, and December 18, respectively, according to First Solar. 5) Samsung Electronics (SSNLF) has entered the final qualification phase with Nvidia (NVDA), bringing the company one step closer to securing a certification for Nvidia's latest AI memory chip, Yoolim Lee of Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar with the matter. Samsung is preparing for mass production of HBM4 in February, the sources added.

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Big news: Apple's Q1 set to deliver its largest revenue jump in four years! 🚀 Despite tariffs and geopolitical hurdles, Apple (AAPL) is projected to report between $136.7B and $139.2B, surpassing its previous record of $124.3B from last year. 💰 This would mark its most significant YoY revenue growth since early 2022, when it grew 11.2%. Experts forecast EPS of $2.67, breaking the previous record of $2.40. 📊 CEO Tim Cook notes strong iPhone sales, which made up over half of last year's revenue, with market leadership confirmed by global shipment gains and a dominant position in China. But watch the supply side: memory chip prices are set to surge 40-50% in Q1 due to AI data center demand, a potential headwind for tech giants. ⚠️ Apple's well-hedged with cash and supply agreements, but upcoming flagship models will likely keep RAM at 12GB, not 16GB. This earnings report could be a game-changer. $AAPL $SSNLF #StockMarket

$NLST UPDATE ⚖️ PAST JUDGMENTS E.D. Tex 2:21-cv-00463-JRG vs. Samsung Verdict: $303.15M + willful E.D. Tex 2:22-cv-00294-JRG vs. Micron Verdict: $445M + willful E.D. Tex 2:22-cv-00293-JRG vs. Samsung Verdict: $118M + willful C.D. Cal 8:20-cv-00993 vs. Samsung Outcome: Samsung breached the JDLA; Netlist validly terminated the license. 🏛️ ACTIVE LITIGATION ITC INVESTIGATION 337-TA-1472 vs. ($SSNLF) (Manufacturer), ($GOOG) (Importer/User) & ($SMCI) (Importer/User). Remedy Sought: LEO & C&D. 2:25-cv-00557/8 vs. Samsung/Micron 2:25-cv-00748/9 vs. Samsung/Micron 📈 MARKET CONTEXT "memory supercycle" through 2028 DDR5 quadrubled since Sep 25 DRAM prices up ~170% YoY SK hynix (NLST licensee) is market leader, satisfying the "Public Interest" of the ITC suit Summary: Netlist has secured over $866M in past damages verdicts for the period starting July 2020. The current ITC move leverages these wins to force a settlement or ban imports during a critical HBM shortage.