US pre-market key news digest: Meta plans to produce AI chips in September and double computing power to 14 GW next year; Micron invests $3 billion to strengthen chip supply chain

Odaily Planet Daily News US pre-market key news as follows:

1. The three major US stock index futures are rising collectively. Dow Jones futures up 0.13%, S&P 500 futures up 0.34%, Nasdaq 100 futures up 1.04%.

2. International oil prices edge higher. WTI crude oil futures up 0.13% at $73.617/barrel; Brent crude oil futures up 0.60% at $78.485/barrel.

3. International gold and silver spot prices rise collectively. Spot gold up 0.99% at $4117.39/oz; spot silver up 2.21% at $59.55/oz.

4. The three major European stock indexes are mixed. UK FTSE 100 down 0.63%, France CAC40 up 0.48%, Germany DAX30 up 0.29%.

5. Meta plans to start producing "IRIS" AI chips in September and aims to double computing power to 14 GW by 2027.

6. Samsung and SK Hynix delay applying hybrid bonding packaging processes on the next-generation HBM4. Currently, the industry predicts this technology may be first adopted in 16-layer HBM4E (seventh-generation HBM) chips.

7. Micron Technology announces a strategic investment of up to $3 billion to strengthen the US chip supply chain.

8. Morgan Stanley data shows the valuation premium of the "Magnificent Seven" US stocks relative to the other 493 stocks in the S&P 500 has fallen to just 10%, hitting a ten-year low, potentially signaling a buying window.