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Shares of foundry, fabricator and IDM chip companies are trading as Microsoft's Q4 cloud growth helps support the demand and pricing outlook for AI-related hardware stocks. Also, Samsung Electronics commented with its Q2 financial results that it expects the global chip shortage to last until 2028.
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