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24 Jun 2026, 17:53 UTC · 2h ago
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Hyperscalers like Google, Amazon, and Meta are developing custom silicon and software to reduce their dependency on High Bandwidth Memory (HBM). — Reducing reliance on a primary supplier's proprietary technology directly threatens long-term pricing power and revenue for memory providers like Micron.
-0.70Micron's high gross margin guidance of 81% for Q3 2026 is viewed by analysts as a catalyst that incentivizes customers to seek cheaper alternatives. — Excessive profitability in a cyclical industry often triggers competitive responses or customer-led innovation to erode those margins.
-0.50Analyst Ross Mayfield warns that the memory market remains structurally cyclical despite the current AI-driven demand surge. — If the market is cyclical rather than fundamentally rewired, the current massive price gains are susceptible to a sharp correction.
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Micron is scheduled to report fiscal Q3 2026 earnings on June 24, 2026, following a 13% stock price drop leading up to the event. — Earnings reports are immediate volatility catalysts; the prior price drop suggests a potential 'reset' that could lead to a positive or negative reaction depending on the actuals.
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Stock jumped 7% due to falling fuel costs.
The article highlights warnings about structural cyclicality, falling stock prices, and hyperscalers developing alternatives to reduce dependency on Micron.
Stock climbed 6% due to falling fuel costs.
Stock rose 5% due to falling fuel costs.
Positioned as a beneficiary of hyperscalers moving toward custom ASIC programs.
Highlighted for exploring in-house silicon designs to mitigate memory pricing power.
Mentioned as implementing the MTIA program to reduce HBM dependency.
Mentioned as taking proactive steps to reduce cost and dependency on memory suppliers through custom silicon.
[a_to_b] Amazon is a major buyer of Micron's memory while exploring in-house designs to reduce dependency.
[a_to_b] Meta is a buyer of Micron's memory and is using its MTIA program to reduce HBM dependency.
[a_to_b] Google is identified as one of the largest buyers of Micron's memory, though it is funding custom silicon to reduce dependency.
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[a_to_b] Broadcom ships custom ASIC programs for hyperscale buyers like Amazon.
