Memory makers' pricing power looks unsustainable because betting on a long-term bottleneck is betting against human ingenuity. Memory players are squeezing customers in a way ASML and TSMC historically chose not to; Micron may have the right to get back at Apple, but that hurts long-term relationships, and disregarding the non-AI business could come back to bite. Even if inference demand drives memory prices, as @bnemethbrown argues, whether regular DRAM gets commoditized is still open. x.com x.com x.com x.com x.com x.comÂ


