Micron surpasses Nvidia in gross margin, signaling shift in AI profitability landscape
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Tobi Opeyemi Amure
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The article analyzes how Micron has surpassed Nvidia in gross margin for the first time in three years, signaling a potential shift in the AI hardware landscape. It explores the broader question of which AI companies are actually retaining profits versus just growing fast, using Micron's margin achievement as a lens to examine changing dynamics in the semiconductor and AI industries.
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For three years, the answer in artificial intelligence (AI) has been obvious. Nvidia (NVDA) designed the chips, Nvidia set the prices, and Nvidia collected the spoils.
I have written that story more times than I can count, an
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