TimothyX
06-24 21:54
NVIDIA remains the ultimate AI demand indicator, but its numbers are influenced by product cycles, export restrictions, networking, software, and ecosystem effects.

Micron is different. Memory is closer to a pure supply-demand business. Pricing, shipments, inventories, and margins provide a much cleaner view of what is actually happening across the AI infrastructure chain.

As the only U.S. company capable of producing DRAM at scale while also participating in HBM and NAND markets, Micron sits at the center of both AI and traditional data-center demand.

That makes it one of the best thermometers for the industry.

Micron Surges 15%! $100B Long-Term Orders Confirm Super-Cycle?
Micron reported record-breaking Q3 results, sending shares up ~15% after hours to $1,200. Total revenue hit a record $41.5B, up 74% QoQ and 346% YoY, with gross margins surging to 84.9% — briefly surpassing Nvidia — marking a fifth consecutive record quarter. The company has secured 16 take-or-pay long-term contracts guaranteeing $100B in minimum revenue, with $18B in cash deposits already collected. Will you chase this memory super-cycle, or does the new high feel too expensive?
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