Micron Technology IncUS government opposes Apple using Chinese memory, potentially increasing demand for Micron's products.
Micron and Western Digital shares jumped after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told The Wall Street Journal the Trump administration opposes Apple buying Chinese memory chips. Lutnick said Washington is "not in favor" of Apple using Chinese memory and that he had conveyed that "plainly," which would keep more of the shortage with Micron, Samsung, and SK hynix. The news followed Sandisk's Analyst/Investor Day updates, where the company projected mid-to-high-teens revenue growth, non-GAAP gross margins of about 80%, and non-GAAP operating margins of about 75% from fiscal 2028 through 2030, and said New Business Model agreements with eight customers cover about half of its bits in fiscal 2027 and about two-thirds in fiscal 2028. Micron jumped 5.8% and Western Digital jumped 5.4%.
Micron Technology IncUS government opposes Apple using Chinese memory, potentially increasing demand for Micron's products.
Sandisk CorpSandisk's Analyst/Investor Day projected strong revenue and margin growth, and new agreements covering significant bits.
SK Hynix IncUS opposition to Apple using Chinese memory may increase demand for SK Hynix's memory products.
Samsung Electronics Co LtdUS opposition to Apple using Chinese memory may increase demand for Samsung's memory products.
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Western Digital CorporationUS opposition to Apple using Chinese memory could boost demand for Western Digital's memory products.