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As artificial intelligence (AI) adoption soars, the demand for memory chips follows suit. At the heart of this boom is Micron Technology, Inc. (MU), supplying critical DRAM and NAND chips that power AI servers, smartphones, and PCs. After struggling with inventory issues, Micron has seen its performance stabilize, buoyed by recovering prices and improved supply-demand dynamics.
The chip maker is set to release its fiscal 2025 first-quarter results on Wednesday, Dec. 18, after the market closes, with expectations that demand for memory chips - especially for AI workloads - will give its revenue a solid boost.