Why Memory Chips Could Power AI’s Next Leg Up — Hatem Dhiab on MU, SKHY, Samsung

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Hatem Dhiab argues AI growth makes memory chips a lasting bottleneck—bull case for Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix, and why investors should pay attention.

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Hatem Dhiab opened with "the cat is out of the bag," arguing AI growth will not slow and that memory chips are the real bottleneck to watch. He frames Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix not as cyclical commodity names but as structural plays that could benefit if memory remains scarce relative to AI demand. For investors who think GPUs run the whole show, this is a reminder that the less-glamorous layer of the stack, DRAM and NAND, can determine who wins the next leg of AI profit pools.