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Memory prices are doing what commodity prices always do when supply falls short of demand — they spike, and the seller collects.
Micron's stock jumped 12% after a quarterly earnings report showed revenue quadrupling, the direct payoff from a memory crunch that has been squeezing technology buyers across the industry.
The result confirms that the company is not merely riding a cyclical upturn but sitting at the center of one of the sharpest pricing turns the memory market has seen.
A Crunch That Rewrites the Income Statement When memory prices rise, the math for a dedicated memory manufacturer changes fast.
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