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$MU CEO JUST TOLD YOU THE TRUTH: MEMORY IS NO LONGER A COMMODITY IT IS HIGH-VALUE STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE FOR AI WITHOUT MEMORY YOU CANNOT MAKE AI SMARTER, FASTER & SCALE IT UP STOP TREATING IT LIKE A CYCLICAL CHIP STOCK

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