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Micron shares surge 700 percent in a year; memory rally not over, shortage to last beyond 2027

Micron’s fiscal third-quarter revenue rose to $41.46 billion, more than quadrupling from a year earlier and beating market estimates, as AI-driven memory demand pushed prices higher. The company forecast current-quarter revenue of about $50 billion, also above estimates. Micron said tight memory supply could persist beyond 2027 and cited 16 long-term contracts lasting 3 to 5 years. Gross margin and profit jumped sharply, while its shares fell in regular trade but rose after-hours.