Shares in major semiconductor and storage firms decline sharply in a broad selloff, with several stocks falling by around 5% to 8%. SanDisk leads the drop, falling 7.71%, followed by Intel, while SK Hynix declines 6.45%. Western Digital slips 5.79%, and AMD drops 5.53%, with Micron down 5.15%.
The accounts focus on the magnitude and ranking of the declines across the chip and memory supply chain, rather than on a single company-specific trigger. The reporting highlights that the selloff affects multiple large manufacturers and memory/storage players, suggesting broad market pressure on the sector. While the sources provide overlapping price moves, they do not detail distinct underlying drivers such as earnings, guidance, regulation, or macroeconomic news in the excerpts provided.
