Technologie: Micron mit erneutem Rekordquartal und optimistischem Ausblick
Dank des anhaltenden KI-Booms verfünffacht der US-Halbleiterhersteller seinen Umsatz. Auch der Gewinn liegt deutlich über den Markterwartungen.
Frankfurt - Micron Technology has reported another record quarter and an optimistic outlook, driven by persistently high demand for memory chips. Sanjay Mehrotra, the CEO of the semiconductor manufacturer, said on Wednesday that they expect even better results for the 2026/2027 fiscal year. "We are ramping up our investments in technology, products, and manufacturing," he added.
The company's revenue quintupled in the past three months to $54.23 billion, and net income multiplied by five to $33.42 per share. For the first quarter of 2026/2027, Micron is expecting sales of $60-63 billion and a profit of $37.15-$39.15 per share, both significantly exceeding market expectations. These impressive figures are likely to silence any doubts about the sustainability of the AI boom, according to Bob O'Donnell, chief analyst at research firm TECHnalysis.
After trading on Wall Street in after-hours session, Micron shares were up by just under half a percent, nearly doubling in value over the past year and leaving behind the shares of South Korean rivals Samsung and SK Hynix.
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