Why Wall Street thinks US memory maker Micron is the next Nvidia
THE SO WHAT
If Micron becomes the next market proxy for AI upside, memory pricing and capacity constraints turn into first-order inputs for AI planning, not background noise. Infra and finance teams should watch DRAM/HBM capex and pricing as closely as GPU supply when modeling AI unit economics.
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