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2025-12-18
Very recent development shows that SK Hynix pulled ahead their HBM4 schedule and is ready for Nvidia’s Rubin GPU, continues its leadership in the market with more than 50%. Samsung is following up very quickly on HBM4 as well leveraging their memory/logic foundry integration (HBM4 bottom die uses logic processing), expected to increase its market share to over 30%. This squeeze MU to 3rd place with market share expected to shrink to less than 10%. CEO tried to clarify their HBM4 delay rumors and use of their internal fab as a temporary solution to the base logic die. Reading between the lines, it confirms their lag behind the competition. More importantly, they dont have enough volume. Given AVGO got crashed by the Wall Street even as an absolute leader in AI ASIC, interconnect switches, and fantastic financial forecasts, MU probably has more odds going down.
Citi Lifts SanDisk to $750: Is the AI Trade Crowded?
AI-driven compute demand continues to propel the storage cycle, with SanDisk emerging as a key pure-play gauge for NAND and SSD momentum after its spinoff. On Monday, Citigroup raised SanDisk’s target price from $490 to $750, citing margin resilience and a 64% QoQ surge in data-center revenue as hyperscaler demand accelerates. Shares jumped 15.4%, lifting peers Micron Technology (+5.5%) and Western Digital (+6.1%). With targets racing higher, is AI storage still under-owned—or nearing peak expectations? Would you chase or take profits now?
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