Micron Technology (MU)

AI is boosting memory demand while making it harder to expand supply.

The commoditized nature of memory chips has traditionally made companies vulnerable to industry cycles.

The memory maker's earnings keep setting records, and its guidance points to another one. The stock sits about 23% below its high anyway.

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Memory has emerged as the newest bottleneck in the AI semiconductor value chain.

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Nvidia and Micron are making a ton of money from the AI build-out.

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The Vanguard Information Technology ETF has more than doubled the gains of the S&P 500 thus far in 2026.

The chipmaker has big plans for its growing cash pile.

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Why are memory chip stocks soaring while Cisco sinks? Both moves trace back to the same shortage, just from opposite ends of the supply chain.