South Korean memory chip giant SK Hynix marked a significant milestone by successfully launching its U.S. debut on Nasdaq, raising $26.5 billion, the largest ever by a foreign company. The stock soared nearly 13% on its first day of trading, driven by soaring demand for memory chips amid the AI boom. With this remarkable listing, called a marquee event in the stock market, investors are hopeful that SK Hynix will continue to thrive in the booming AI sector. The debut not only signifies a major victory for the company but also a potential surge in interest and investment in other AI-related technologies and memory chip stocks.