Micron Technology is rated Buy due to expanding demand for its High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) beyond Nvidia, particularly from hyperscaler custom AI accelerators. The company aims to maintain a 22% HBM market share, matching its DRAM share, as custom ASICs drive more HBM demand. Micron's HBM4 is already in volume production with samples sent to multiple customers, but securing a named non-Nvidia customer remains a key growth trigger. The base valuation assumes Micron will win at least one major non-Nvidia HBM customer amid strong demand for custom AI accelerators, supporting a 32% upside to $1,125 per share.
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