On May 6, propelled by a notable surge in demand for chips within the artificial intelligence sector, the stock price of Samsung Electronics—the globe's premier memory manufacturer—has soared more than threefold over the past year. This remarkable growth has catapulted its market capitalization beyond the $1 trillion milestone. During the initial trading hours on Wednesday, its stock price experienced an 11% upswing, positioning Samsung as the second Asian company, following TSMC, to achieve a market capitalization of $1 trillion. Dave Mazza, the CEO of Roundhill Investments, remarked that crossing the trillion-dollar threshold carries substantial weight. From a macro perspective, it mirrors the market's evaluation of the significance of storage capabilities within the framework of artificial intelligence infrastructure, suggesting that the importance of storage capabilities is inherent and enduring, rather than transient.