Wall Street opened higher on Wednesday, attempting to stage a recovery after a severe sell-off in technology shares the previous day.
The market move follows a brutal session for semiconductor stocks, with memory chip leaders and broader tech names facing intense selling pressure.
US equity markets marked a tentative recovery, with contracts for both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 pointing to gains at the open.
The semiconductor sector remains the focal point of the volatility.
After days of sharp declines, investors are testing whether the worst of the tech sell-off is over.
The repricing reflects broader concerns about valuation multiples and demand visibility in the chip industry, rather than a single company-specific catalyst.