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19 Jul 2026, 12:21 UTC · 14h ago
The AI ‘Memory Wall' Is About to Get a Lot Taller: These 3 Stocks Will Win Big
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19 Jul 2026, 12:21 UTC · 14h ago
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Morgan Stanley projects memory's share of cloud infrastructure spending will grow from 12% to 40% by 2030. — This represents a massive structural shift in capital expenditure toward the memory sector, benefiting a broad set of hardware providers.
+0.80SK Hynix currently controls 58% of the advanced High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) market. — Dominant market share in a high-margin, critical bottleneck technology provides a strong competitive moat and revenue growth potential.
+0.60The market for CXL memory controllers (MXC) is expected to more than double in size to $2.1 billion, benefiting companies like Marvell. — The expansion of a specific niche technology market creates a high-growth catalyst for specialized semiconductor firms.
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AI demand is creating longer product cycles and richer pricing for memory manufacturers compared to previous smartphone or PC cycles. — This suggests a potential break from the historically volatile and low-margin cyclicality of the memory business.
+0.40Micron has secured long-term HBM supply agreements with hyperscale customers to close the gap with SK Hynix. — Long-term contracts with big cloud providers provide revenue visibility and validate Micron's competitiveness in AI memory.
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Identified as the purest memory play with a dominant 58% share of the high-margin HBM market.
Positioned to benefit from the CXL memory expansion market and high exposure to data center revenue.
The company is closing the gap in HBM and securing long-term supply agreements with hyperscale customers.
The article suggests that GPU speed is no longer the primary driver and that a 'memory wall' is limiting the utility of GPUs.
Mentioned as the source of the research report rather than as a subject of investment analysis.
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