US EditionMicron Forecasts Blowout Earnings on Booming AI Market, Shares Rise 14%
Micron's profit reached $5.2 billion with a forecast of $18.7 billion next quarter driven by AI and data-center demand, while exiting the consumer chip market.
- Dec 17, Micron Technology, Boise, Idaho-based memory-chip maker, reported record quarterly sales of $13.6 billion and made a $5.2 billion profit, projecting about $18.70 billion revenue next quarter.
- Earlier this month, Micron announced it would exit Crucial to prioritize AI data centers, driven by surging demand from large cloud service providers, said Sumit Sadana.
- Micron said cloud-memory sales reached $5.28 billion, nearly doubling year-on-year, while adjusted diluted EPS was $4.78 and free cash flow hit a quarterly record of $3.9 billion.
- Shares rose in after-hours trading as bulls pushed Micron shares higher and management increased 2026 capital expenditure plans to $20 billion while negotiating multiyear contracts.
- Management expects memory markets to remain tight past 2026 while Micron plans to start work soon on a $100 billion Clay complex with $25 billion in taxpayer subsidies for four fabs and 9,000 employees.
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