I admit that I previously underestimated the growth potential of AI chip memory requirements. As the demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for large model training and inference explodes, memory chip manufacturers are entering an unprecedented opportunity period. Especially industry players like Micron, whose memory chip product lines are becoming a critical bottleneck for AI infrastructure development. From data center expansion to AI server deployment, the memory cost proportion is far higher than I initially expected. This is not just a cyclical rebound but a structural long-term shift in demand. The market may still have room to price the capabilities of such suppliers.

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MEVHunterWangvip
· 12h ago
Micron has truly benefited from the AI boom this time; the HBM gap isn't closing as quickly as expected.
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tokenomics_truthervip
· 12h ago
Micron really went all out this time; the HBM gap isn't going to be filled as quickly as expected, and structural demand can't be changed.
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BuyTheTopvip
· 12h ago
HBM really took everyone by surprise this time; I thought it was just a cyclical rebound before, but it turns out it's truly a long-term structural demand.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHatvip
· 12h ago
Micron really got it right this time; the true bottleneck is the HBM shortage. I didn't realize before that this thing could be such a choke point.
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 12h ago
Underestimated this wave, now I realize that HBM is the real bottleneck, and companies like Micron have truly benefited from structural dividends. --- Another day of being hit hard by reality. Why didn't I realize earlier that memory would be so valuable? --- The judgment that structural demand has shifted is spot on. The market still has a lot of room for pricing, I need to do some catching up. --- Wow, this is the long-term logic. It's not just a rebound from speculation cycles. I need to reassess these suppliers. --- I really appreciate the acknowledgment of underestimating this point, indicating a review... If the HBM gap is so large, there might still be room for growth. --- Memory costs account for such a high proportion, no wonder chip manufacturers are racing for capacity. Now I understand. --- From a cyclical rebound to a structural shift—this cognitive upgrade is a bit painful, but it's also an opportunity. --- Micron has truly caught the right wind this time. As long as AI keeps burning money, HBM will be needed.
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PensionDestroyervip
· 13h ago
The HBM bottleneck issue should have been seen earlier. It's a bit late to react now, but it's okay—profit-making logic can't be stopped.
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