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Micron CEO warns AI boom is outpacing memory chip production capacity

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Micron Technology's CEO has highlighted that artificial intelligence is driving an unprecedented surge in demand for high-performance memory chips. The executive emphasized that AI systems fundamentally depend on advanced memory hardware to function, making it a critical component of the technology. This rising demand is currently outstripping Micron's ability to produce sufficient supply. The company's market capitalization briefly touched one trillion dollars amid growing investor enthusiasm around AI. The development underscores how memory chip makers are becoming central players in the broader AI infrastructure race.

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