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Here's your afternoon, TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, May 26th.

I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. Semiconductor and Memory Stocks rallied today, following a brief cool-off last week.

The rally was led by Micron, which soared more than 19 percent, and traded above a $1 trillion market capitalization for the first time.

The revival began last Friday when shares of Qualcomm rose more than 12%

on the company's deal with Global Automaker Stalantis to support AI-powered vehicles. The renewed

excitement lifted up markets in the U.S., taking the tech-heavy NASDAQ up nearly 1.2%. American Airlines will

soon offer Starlink Internet service on flights. The airline said it'll

install the SpaceX Internet service on more than 500 planes starting early next year, a significant

portion of its fleet. American Airlines is the latest airline to tap Starlink, which has become a

dominant provider for other airlines,

including United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and Alaska Air Group. American Airlines began offering

the free Wi-Fi to members of its loyalty program earlier this year, sponsored by AT&T.

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