A South Korean memory chipmaker has made a significant debut on Wall Street. 8% due to high demand for memory chips driven by the artificial intelligence frenzy. SK Hynix is one of the largest companies in South Korea, and its shares have more than tripled recently.

The company's American depositary receipts were priced at $149 each and opened at $170 on their first day of trading. Further details about SK Hynix's debut on Wall Street are available from KSAT 12, including information about the company's initial share sale and its impact on the market.