Old Haizi is going public on Nasdaq in the second half of the year.


At the same time, they've signed an HBM4 foundry alliance with TSMC, locking in 70% of the initial production capacity for Vera Rubin.
Transitioning from a cyclical storage player to a core supplier of AI chips. This move is something Samsung hasn't made.
What’s Samsung up to? Striking. 18 days of downtime costing them 40 trillion won.
Old Haizi's average bonus has already reached 700 million won—something Samsung workers are still fighting for, while they dished it out last year.
If they successfully list on Nasdaq, their valuation will shift from Seoul to New York, making the gap with Samsung go from "catchable" to "structurally uncatchable."
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