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Every so often, a story comes along in the markets that sounds too good to be true. Right now, that story is semiconductors. You can’t open a paper without reading about an AI revolution, and at the heart of it all are these tiny, impossibly complex bits of silicon. When a behemoth like Samsung casually mentions its profits might rocket up by 160 percent, you have to sit up and pay attention. It feels like we’re on the cusp of something enormous, but I’ve been around long enough to know that a boom can very quickly turn into a bust.
Let’s be clear. Samsung’s projected windfall isn’t because we’re all rushing out to buy a new telly. This is about something far more fundamental. The artificial intelligence gold rush is on, and the tech giants are hoovering up high performance chips like there’s no tomorrow. They need them to train their all knowing AI models, the ones that can write a poem, diagnose an illness, or just tell you a bad joke. This isn't a gentle uptick in demand, it's a vertical line on a graph.
To me, this is the classic signal of a ‘supercycle’. It’s a term that gets thrown around a lot, but this time it might just fit. When the price of memory chips, the bread and butter of companies like Samsung, goes through the roof, it’s often the first tremor before a much larger earthquake shakes the entire industry. The demand created by AI isn’t just big, it’s insatiable. And for now, supply simply cannot keep up.
I know what you’re thinking. The semiconductor industry is famously cyclical. It’s all boom and bust, feast and famine. We’ve seen it with PCs, we’ve seen it with smartphones. So why should we believe this time is any different? Well, I think it’s because AI isn't just another product. It’s more like the discovery of electricity. It’s a foundational technology that will be woven into everything, from cars that drive themselves to factories that run themselves.
This creates a broad, sustained demand that feels far less fickle than consumer trends. Taiwan Semiconductor, the world’s most important manufacturer, is at the centre of this storm, churning out the advanced chips that everyone desperately needs. The company is spending billions to expand, but you can’t build one of these state of the art factories overnight. For a deeper analysis of this whole dynamic, the article on the Semiconductor Supercycle: Could AI Drive the Next Boom? lays out the case quite well.
During a gold rush, the smart money is often on the people selling the picks and shovels. In the 21st century, that means companies like ASML. This Dutch firm has a complete monopoly on the mind bogglingly complex machines needed to create the most advanced chips. Each one costs a fortune and has a waiting list longer than a royal wedding. Then you have firms like Lam Research, who provide other vital bits of kit for the production line. When everyone is frantically trying to build more capacity, it’s these equipment makers who can practically name their price. They benefit from a multiplier effect, as their order books fill up for years to come.
Of course, it’s not all sunshine and soaring profits. This is still a fiendishly complex and volatile industry. Geopolitical spats could throw a spanner in the works at any moment, and building all this new capacity costs eye watering sums of money. There's always the risk that the industry gets ahead of itself, building too many factories just as demand cools off. Anyone telling you this is a risk free bet is, to put it politely, not being entirely straight with you. The question isn’t whether this boom will end, but when, and how gracefully. For now, however, the fundamental forces at play suggest we are still in the early innings of a very interesting game.
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