Meta’s Muse lifts chip stocks, with Lanqi Technology and Iluvatar CoreX jumping in Hong Kong

Meta’s Muse lifts chip stocks, with Lanqi Technology and Iluvatar CoreX jumping in Hong Kong

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2026-09-22 01:41:27
Chip-related shares in Hong Kong opened sharply higher on Sept. 22 after momentum tied to Muse, an AI agent under Meta, spread across the sector, according to Bitget market data. Lanqi Technology rose more than 14%, while Iluvatar CoreX gained over 8%. Biren Technology, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC), GigaDevice and Hua Hong Semiconductor also moved higher in early trading. Separate market data from BIT (bit.com) showed that Meta shares closed up 11.43% earlier in the U.S. session. The move came as Muse, Meta’s personal AI assistant, overtook ChatGPT to become the most popular free app on the U.S. iOS platform. The developments pushed both U.S. and Hong Kong names tied to chips and AI into focus at the start of the trading day.

Hong Kong chip stocks opened broadly higher on Sept. 22 after Muse, an AI agent under Meta, sparked fresh momentum in the sector, according to Bitget market data.

Lanqi Technology climbed more than 14%, while Iluvatar CoreX rose over 8%. Biren Technology, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC), GigaDevice and Hua Hong Semiconductor also advanced in early trading.

Separate market data from BIT (bit.com) showed Meta closed up 11.43% earlier in the U.S. session. Its personal AI assistant Muse has replaced ChatGPT as the most popular free app on the U.S. iOS platform.

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