On September 8, Silicon Motion Technology rose 5.21% in regular trading, trading at approximately $269.31 per share, with turnover of $117 million. The stock had already surged 8.7% last Friday, leading the storage chip sector, and this session's gain extends the bullish momentum.

On the news front, CFM Flash Market data showed that global DRAM market revenue reached $147.024 billion in the second quarter, up 55.9% quarter-over-quarter, hitting an all-time high. Memory manufacturers aggressively expanded sales of high-value-added products such as server DRAM and HBM in response to robust server demand, with server and PC DRAM average selling prices rising 40%-50% sequentially in Q2. Storage concept stocks rallied broadly, with the sector showing coordinated upward movement.

As the global leader in NAND flash controller chip design, Silicon Motion Technology sits at a critical upstream node in the storage supply chain, with products spanning SSD controllers and UFS/eMMC embedded storage controllers. The company is considered one of the higher-beta names in the current memory upcycle, benefiting directly from rising storage demand driven by AI server infrastructure buildout.

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