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Micron Beats Q4, Guides Above Views as Shares Jump on AI Memory Demand

Strong AI memory demand, notably high-bandwidth products, is powering Micron's rebound.

Overview

  • Fiscal fourth-quarter revenue reached $11.32 billion versus $11.22 billion expected, with adjusted EPS of $3.03 topping the $2.86 consensus.
  • The company forecast about $12.5 billion in fiscal first-quarter revenue, ahead of the $11.94 billion LSEG consensus, lifting the stock in after-hours trading.
  • Total revenue rose 46% year over year, as cloud-focused memory sales more than tripled to $4.54 billion while the core data-center unit fell 22% to $1.57 billion.
  • Micron cited AI infrastructure demand and high-bandwidth memory as key drivers, with the CEO noting the company’s position as the only U.S.-based memory manufacturer.
  • Shares have nearly doubled in 2025, and the company raised its outlook last month on improved DRAM pricing.