Company Performance - Micron reported impressive quarterly results, beating revenue expectations significantly with a forecast of nearly $19 billion for Q2, compared to a consensus of over $14 billion [2][3] - The company achieved substantial margin expansion, projecting margins to increase from 56.8% to 68% [3] Market Demand and Supply - Micron has sold out its high bandwidth memory production for 2026, indicating strong demand for AI computing power and a constrained ability to expand capacity [3][4] - Current demand for memory and storage exceeds supply, with Micron only able to meet half to two-thirds of the demand, leading to efforts to lock in customers for future supply [6][7] Industry Context - Memory and storage are becoming critical components in the AI sector, with increasing recognition of their importance compared to GPUs [5][6] - Analysts suggest that the AI super cycle is now impacting the memory market, as indicated by Micron's performance [8]
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