[Kioxia Denies Collaboration Plans with SK Hynix, Says It Will Alleviate Pressure from Rising Memory Chip Prices] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on September 9, according to Bloomberg, Kioxia Holdings' top executive denied the possibility of establishing closer collaboration with competitor and shareholder SK Hynix. The executive also stated that they would control the rapid rise in memory chip prices to avoid impacting long-term demand in the artificial intelligence sector. Currently, memory chip manufacturers are expanding production capacity to meet the surge in orders from AI service providers, driving a significant increase in related chip prices. Some investors believe that manufacturing partnerships could help mitigate the risks of large-scale capital expenditures.