On July 13, Rambus fell 5.48% in regular trading, trading at $105.0/share, with turnover of $22.37 million.

On the news front, Korean market memory stocks plunged sharply, triggering a broad selloff across U.S. memory and storage names. SK Hynix dropped over 9%, while SanDisk and Western Digital fell over 6%, and Micron Technology declined over 5%. Rambus, as a core memory chip technology patent licensing company whose revenue depends on licensing fees from leading memory manufacturers, was directly impacted by the sector-wide downturn.

Within the Semiconductors sector, stocks declined broadly. Micron Technology fell 6.86%, Intel fell 5.14%, Advanced Micro Devices fell 4.91%, Broadcom fell 2.87%, and NVIDIA fell 1.18%. Notably, just days earlier on July 9, the sector had been rebounding with analysts reaffirming AI demand remained intact, but sentiment reversed sharply as weakness in Korean memory markets reignited concerns about near-term storage demand.

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