The Latest Breaking News from Micron

The AI memory supercycle creates supply shortages and pricing power, fueling Micron’s record profits and providing a clear, multi-year runway for growth.

Micron is preparing a major expansion of its Hiroshima operations to build a dedicated high-bandwidth memory facility, according to a report by Nikkei Asia.

Having outperformed the broader technology sector over the past year, Micron Technology continues to attract a bullish outlook from analysts, who remain confident in its growth potential.

Micron is witnessing strong demand for its highest-value products, especially in the data center end market. Tight supply will drive pricing and margins.

Microsoft, OpenAI, and other artificial intelligence proponents are using tax payer subsidies to blow up the price of RAM, and by extension, practically all consumer tech.

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The tightening supply conditions in the memory market have led to increased pricing across the board, providing Micron with a meaningful runway for revenue and margin growth.

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Micron Technology is in the early stages of a significant demand boom and DRAM supercycle driven by AI and a shortage of capable memory.

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Micron’s latest Environmental Impact Statement confirms that its New York DRAM fab complex remains on schedule, with Fab 1 construction beginning in late 2026 and production expected around 2030, even as the company reallocates part of its CHIPS Act funding to accelerate its Idaho facilities in a broader U.S. manufacturing…