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Pinkspider
05-09 20:19

1 year ago, MU was at $65. It's up 1100% so far.

DRAM launched on 1 month ago and its up 85% already.

Here's every company inside $DRAM and why they'll print 1000%-2000% over the next 5 years:

🔵 Micron Technology ($MU) — 24.13%

The US's only HBM chip maker. AI data centers can't run without their memory. Demand will 10x as LLMs scale.

🟢 SK Hynix — 23.61%

South Korea's memory giant and NVIDIA's #1 HBM supplier. Every H100 and B200 chip runs their memory inside.

🟠 Samsung Electronics — 25.02%

World's largest memory producer. Dominates NAND and DRAM. Spending $200B+ to stay at the cutting edge of AI chips.

⚪ Kioxia (285A.JP) — 4.98%

Japan's top NAND flash maker, spun out of Toshiba. AI storage explosion will drive massive enterprise SSD demand.

🔴 SanDisk ($SNDK) — 4.81%

Pure-play NAND flash and SSDs. As AI edge devices multiply, flash storage demand grows exponentially with it.

🟡 Seagate Technology ($STX) — 4.75%

The king of hard drives for hyperscale data centers. AI training datasets need massive cheap storage — Seagate wins.

🟣 Western Digital ($WDC) — 4.67%

HDD + NAND hybrid play. Pivoting hard into enterprise SSDs as cloud and AI infrastructure keeps expanding globally.

⚫ Winbond Electronics — 0.12%

Taiwan-based specialty DRAM maker. Supplies memory for IoT, automotive, and industrial chips — all growing

fast.

🔵 Nanya Technology — 0.07%

Taiwan DRAM producer focused on commodity memory. Benefits from any supply shortage cycle driven by AI demand.

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