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Micron's Revenue Is 4.8 Times Last Year's. The Number That Matters Is How Much of Next Year Is Already Sold.

Micron's fiscal Q4 print explained: why an 86.8% gross margin follows from committed supply and clean-room timing, who is financing capacity through long-term agreements and deposits, and what would turn the cycle.

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PublishedOctober 3, 2026
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Micron reported an 86.8% GAAP gross margin for the quarter. Its COO said more than 75% of fiscal 2027 shipments are committed and that new clean-room capacity does not arrive until mid-2027 (Idaho first wafer) and the second half of 2028 (Singapore), leaving price to absorb demand.

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