Micron joins the $1T club as AI race supercharges memory chip demand
Micron Technology has reached a market cap of $1 trillion, becoming the second memory chipmaker to achieve this milestone. This surge was driven by a UBS upgrade that significantly raised the company's price target due to high demand for high-bandwidth memory chips in AI infrastructure. With sold-out capacity through 2026, Micron is positioned strongly in the market, although risks remain due to the cyclical nature of the memory chip industry.
- ▪Micron's stock surged 19% on May 26, closing at approximately $891 per share.
- ▪The UBS upgrade raised Micron's price target from $535 to $1,625, the highest on Wall Street.
- ▪Micron's high-bandwidth memory capacity is fully sold out through 2026, with quarterly revenues around $2 billion.
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