SK Hynix, the trillion-dollar South Korean chipmaker, has made its debut on U.S. markets through an impressive $28 billion share offering which was seven times oversubscribed, highlighting a strong appetite for technology stocks driven by the AI boom. Priced at $149 per American Depositary Receipt (ADR), this listing is poised to be the largest foreign stock sale in U.S. history. Wall Street anticipates a considerable payday from this move, which underscores the growing demand for memory chips amid increasing AI applications. Despite current market volatility, SK Hynix’s aggressive IPO strategy aims to solidify its position in the semiconductor industry.