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Semiconductor stocks are standout performers so far in 2024, with investor appetite for AI stocks remaining elevated as AI chip leader Nvidia continues its streak of high growth. Nvidia and Micron are leading the way with 82.7% and 58.1% estimated revenue growth for the current fiscal year. As building blocks for AI and other developing megatrends, semiconductors remain a vital sector to track for tech investors, due to their position at the forefront of AI.
No stock in the S&P 500 has seen recent growth at levels approaching NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA).
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Memory-chip maker Micron sees “up to a mid-single-digit percentage of a calendar quarter's” impact to its DRAM supply, but nothing permanent.
Memory chipmaker Micron Technology said on Thursday the April 3 earthquake in Taiwan would hurt a calendar quarter of its dynamic random access memory (DRAM) supply by up to a mid-single digit percentage.
Micron Technology Inc. said Thursday it expects the recent earthquake in Taiwan will result in an impact of up to a mid-single-digit percentage of a calendar quarter's company-level DRAM supply.
Micron Technology's stock has surged 48% in 2024, standing near all-time highs today thanks to the AI boom. The company's technological edge makes it a leader in AI hardware and a prized Nvidia partner.
As far as first quarters go, Q1 has got to be one of the greatest ever for Micron Technology, Inc. NASDAQ: MU. The semiconductor stock had already logged a solid 2023, gaining close to 70%, but from the middle of February through the middle of last week, it went on to gain just as much again.
Micron (MU) introduces the groundbreaking 4150AT SSD, catering to the evolving needs of intelligent vehicles with unparalleled flexibility and power.
The AI gold rush has turned several chip stocks into globally important firms. Of course, none has become more important than Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA ).