$QCOM non-handset revenue projected to reach $40B by 2029. Entire company revenue base right now is about $44B and street estimate for 2029 revs is $51B... Safe to say something is not baked into the current outlook.
$GOOG cuts memory needs dramatically… and the stock shrugs?
Market likely assumes rapid industry diffusion = no durable edge.
But bigger question: is this a Jevons Paradox moment for memory $MU? Lower cost → more usage → demand becomes more durable/less cyclical? 4x PE?
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@LukeGromen@MD_ata21@shehzadhqazi Luke, with all due respect, Hyperinflationary Great Depression, Crisis of Civilization... Yes, we're being hyperbolic here.
These $MU numbers are mind-boggling
• Revs $13.6B vs Est. $12.9B
• EPS $4.78 vs Est. $3.96
Q2 Guide
• Revs~ $18.7B vs Est. $14.2B
• EPS ~$8.42 vs Est. $4.49
@HayekAndKeynes@waitbutwhy Yes! I remember Tim being interviewed on the @patrick_oshag podcast about this topic many years ago. It was so good back then and even better today after all we've seen.