Yesterday, according to local time, Micron unveiled its financial performance for fiscal year 2025 (which concluded on August 28, 2025) as well as the results for the fourth fiscal quarter. During fiscal year 2025, Micron's revenue soared to $37.378 billion, marking a substantial 48.85% increase compared to the previous year. Both the gross margin and operating margin witnessed significant enhancements. In the fourth fiscal quarter alone, Micron's revenue soared to a record-breaking $11.315 billion, representing a sequential increase of 21.65% and a year-on-year jump of 46.00%. Numerous financial indicators outperformed those of both the preceding quarter and the same period in the previous year, surpassing the upper bounds of previous projections. Micron anticipates that its revenue for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 will approximate $12.5 billion, with a gross margin projected to reach 50%. The company's chairman remarked that the data center business demonstrated robust performance in fiscal year 2025, achieving unprecedented levels. Micron intends to leverage this momentum and its competitive product portfolio to drive success in fiscal year 2026. As the sole memory manufacturer in the United States, Micron occupies a distinctive position to capitalize on opportunities within the AI sector. In fiscal year 2025, the company garnered considerable revenue from related products, and its data center solid-state drive business also attained new milestones.