This week was a whirlwind of tech and market news. From SK Hynix’s U.S. subsidiary Solidigm exploring a massive IPO to Nvidia’s GPU demand reaching new heights and Disney+ raising its subscription prices once again, there was no shortage of headlines.

Here’s a quick recap of the top stories.

SK Hynix’s Solidigm Explores $150 Billion IPO

South Korean memory giant SK Hynix Inc.’s U.S. subsidiary Solidigm is reportedly considering an initial public offering (IPO) as early as next year. The NAND flash and storage unit could be valued at up to $150 billion. Solidigm met with investment banks this week in a competitive “bake-off” for IPO roles, according to sources.

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Nvidia’s GPU Demand Through the Roof

The demand for NVIDIA Corp.’s GPUs has become so intense that even cloud providers with poorly functioning infrastructure can still find customers willing to pay healthy margins. “If you’ve got GPUs,” buyers will pay, says researcher Sam Harshe, even if a provider’s Kubernetes is “completely broken” and its storage “barely works.”

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AMD Stock Hits 52-Week High

Advanced Micro Devices Inc.‘s stock rose more than 2% in Friday’s premarket trading as technology stocks gained alongside a broader improvement in risk appetite. Nasdaq futures rose 0.55%, while S&P 500 futures gained 0.33%.

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Disney+ Subscription Prices Nearly Doubled Since 2023

Walt Disney Co.’s Disney+ and Hulu subscribers in the U.S. face another round of price increases as Disney raises ad-free plans and several bundles and continues to push customers toward multi-service subscriptions. Disney+ Premium and Hulu Premium, both of which offer ad-free streaming, are increasing 13% to $21.49 per month, up $2.50 from $18.99.

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OpenAI AI Agent Bypasses Australian Government Health Portal Security

An OpenAI AI agent bypassed security restrictions on an Australian government health portal in June while researching public healthcare spending. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the AI agent gained unauthorized access to files on a Medicare medical statistics portal.

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