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The stock market has recovered from April's sudden dip. From the S&P 500 to the Nasdaq Composite, the market-defining indexes are reaching fresh all-time highs almost every day.

Micron's Data Center segment is thriving, driven by AI demand, record DRAM revenues, and promising partnerships with AMD. Q3 financials were robust, with revenue up 36.56% and EPS surging 208%, reflecting strong margin expansion and operational efficiency. Guidance for Q4 is bright, projecting revenue growth acceleration and continued margin strength, dispelling fears of a slowdown.

The 2023/ 2024 memory demand destruction is well behind us indeed, as observed in MU's robust sequential improvements in FQ3'25 financial performance and the promising FQ4'25 guidance. This is aided by the management's promising commentaries surrounding the recovering consumer demand and the durable multi-year data-center related spending trends. Combined with the HBM3E wins and the ongoing HBM4 sampling, we are likely to see MU deliver outsized growth and a healthier balance sheet over the next few years.

Micron (MU -0.98%) informed investors that the growing demand for AI features is driving sales of its products.

The growing adoption of artificial intelligence is driving tremendous growth for the semiconductor industry. But demand for chips can be cyclical, which can lead to volatility for many of these stocks.

SoundHound AI (SOUN -0.91%), a developer of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered speech and audio recognition tools, has been a polarizing investment ever since its public debut three years ago. The bulls were initially impressed by its rapid growth, expanding customer base, and the disruptive potential of its tools, which could be customized for restaurants, vehicles, consumer electronics, and other markets.

It was a record-breaking week on Wall Street with the SPX and NDX both hitting new all-time highs. Tech led the push to the milestones, with companies like Nvidia (NVDA), Microsoft (MSFT), and Palantir (PLTR) tapping highs of their own.

Micron Technology, Inc. stock has surged 58% in 40 days, driven by explosive demand for AI memory solutions like HBM3E. MU's compute and networking segment, powered by HBM, nearly doubled YoY and now drives 88% of operating income. Micron's tech leadership, trusted hyperscaler partnerships, and early HBM4 sampling position it ahead of industry trends.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended So Close and Yet so Far 4:09 pm by Gerelyn Terzo The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indices both crossed over into record territory during today’s trading session but they came off those lofty levels by the market closing. The Nasdaq Composite still closed up about 1% to 20,167.91 while the S&P 500 index finished the day 0.80% higher at 6,141.02. Big Tech Downgrade 12:55 pm by Gerelyn Terzo While Tesla stock received a ringing endorsement from Wall Street analysts today, Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) is seeing the other side of the spectrum. JPMorgan analysts lowered their price target on the iPhone maker to $230 from $240, keeping their “overweight” rating on the stock. The analysts are worried about demand for the iPhone 17. Apple shares are lower by 0.79% today. The Nasdaq Composite is now up 0.70%. Benchmark Bullish on TSLA 11:01 am by Gerelyn Terzo Wall Street research firm Benchmark is bullish on EV leader Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA).

With MU's HBM supply for 2025 sold out, the spotlight shifts to whether it can scale to meet the soaring demand in 2026.