
Micron’s AI Memory Bet: Can MU Join the Trillion-Dollar Chip Club?
Five-star investor Adam Spatacco argues Micron (MU) could join Nvidia, TSMC and AVGO in the trillion-dollar AI-chip club by capitalizing on memory demand for AI servers; Micron supplies high-bandwidth memory (DRAM and NAND) and hyperscalers are scrambling for memory as AI models expand beyond chat tools. With DRAM and NAND prices rising, MU posted solid Q1 2026 revenue and margins, and the total market for high-bandwidth memory could reach $100 billion by 2028. MU trades at a forward P/E near 12 versus peers 30–60, implying upside if it re-rates toward peers, potentially hitting $1 trillion. Street consensus is Strong Buy with a target around $374, but risks include memory-price volatility and competition.






