Micron Technology, Inc. reported record financial results for fiscal 2026, attributing its performance to rising AI-driven demand and effective operational execution. The company said memory chips are becoming increasingly important as AI develops toward what it calls "Super Intelligence," while increased technology investment and strategic customer agreements support its longer-term plans. Micron last closed at $1,097.39, up 3%. GlobalWafers rose 9.7% to NT$1,190.00, while VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) fell 11.3% to CN¥171.68. Micron anticipates turning supply shortages into high-margin growth supported by AI momentum. NVIDIA ended at $230.86, up 1.1% and near its 52-week high, after announcing a Wednesday collaboration with Delta to improve autonomous-driving solutions using its AI technology. Advanced Micro Devices gained 0.6% to $615.73, also near its 52-week high, while Broadcom fell 2.1% to $343.64. The article also directs readers to related analysis on whether AI chip earnings are sustainable, a list of 121 AI chip stocks, and 35 emerging AI stocks working on early identification of diseases including cancer and Alzheimer's. Simply Wall St said the article is general commentary based on historical data and analyst forecasts, not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities. It said the analysis may not include the latest price-sensitive announcements or qualitative information and that it has no position in the stocks mentioned.