Micron Reports $41.5 Billion Q3 Sales, Earnings Jump 1,200% on AI Memory Demand
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Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 25
Micron Reports $41.5 Billion Q3 Sales, Earnings Jump 1,200% on AI Memory Demand
2 articles · Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 25
Summary
$41.5 billion in fiscal Q3 sales marked a 345% year-over-year surge for Micron, while adjusted earnings rose more than 1,200% to $25.11 a share.
AI-driven demand for high-performance memory powered the jump, with CEO Sanjay Mehrotra saying the industry has been structurally transformed by AI and remains in an early growth phase.
Micron said the current memory upcycle still has room to run as AI data-center demand keeps supply tight, with shortages expected to persist through 2028.
Management also pointed to autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots as future demand drivers, as the broader memory market is projected to grow from more than $230 billion last year to over $1 trillion by 2027.