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Shay Boloor expresses confidence ahead of MU earnings, pointing to Apple's recent 20 percent price increase linked to memory costs.
According to Boloor, Apple is the most sophisticated and high-leverage memory buyer in consumer technology, with scale and pricing power that influence market trends. He suggests that when a major buyer like Apple signals increased costs, it is a significant indicator for the memory market and related earnings.
Boloor recently highlighted NBIS’s $9 billion investment in French AI cloud infrastructure. Earlier, he pointed to IREN’s stock climbing above $65 following updated ARR guidance and a $1.6 billion DELL deal for AI systems in Texas. These posts reflect Boloor’s ongoing focus on large-scale technology and infrastructure moves.