$AAPL reports Q2 $2.01 v $1.95e, Rev $111.2B v $109.5Be
iPhone $57.0B v $56.7Be
Mac $8.40B v $8.2Be
iPad $6.91B v $6.7Be
Wearables, Home and Accessories $7.90B v $7.8Be
Services $31.0B v $30.4Be
Stock flat AH
$MSFT getting hit as it amends it partnership with #OpenAi
Will not longer pay revenue share to OpenAI, while MSFTs license will not be non-exclusive
Shares down 1.7% premarket
$MU raising FY26 capex $25B (prior $20B)
- Guides Q3 capex ~$7B - while delivering significantly higher free cash flow on stronger operating cash flow.
- Expect higher price, lower cost and favorable mix to all contribute to gross margin expansion in Q3
- expect to increase our fiscal 2027 opex as we ramp R&D investments in support of an unprecedented set of long-term opportunities in memory and storage
Market outlook
We expect both DRAM and NAND industry bit demand in calendar 2026 to be constrained by supply.
We continue to expect supply-demand conditions for both DRAM and NAND to remain tight beyond calendar 2026.
We expect industry DRAM bit shipments in calendar 2026 to grow in the low-20s percentage range, slightly above our prior outlook.
In DRAM, cleanroom constraints and long construction lead times, higher HBM trade ratio, higher HBM growth rates and declining bits per wafer growth from node migrations constrain bit supply growth.
We expect industry NAND bit shipments in calendar 2026 to grow approximately 20%.
In NAND, some industry suppliers redirecting cleanroom space for DRAM and overall limited cleanroom space constrain bit supply growth.
We expect Micron DRAM and NAND supply to grow approximately in line with the industry in calendar 2026.
Shares +1%
Follow up for $ORCL
Guides Q4 $1.96-2.00 v $1.92e, Rev 19-21% y/y v 20.0%e
Reaffirms FY26 guidance, raises FY27 rev guide to $90B v $86.6Be
...demand for cloud computing for AI training and inferencing continues to grow faster than supply.
Furthermore, some of the largest consumers of AI Cloud capacity have recently strengthened their financial positions quite substantially.
"These market dynamics enable Oracle to comfortably meet and likely exceed our revenue growth rate forecast for FY27 and beyond.
Stock +7% AH
$ORCL reports Q3 $1.79 v $1.70e, Rev $17.2B v $16.9Be
Cloud $8.9B v $8.9Be
Software $6.1B v $6.0Be
Hardware $714M v $723Me
Services $1.44B v $1.35Be
RPO $553B v $556Be
Shares +5% AH
$CELH reported Q4 $0.26 v $0.19e, Rev $721.6M v $640Me
Adj EBITDA $134M v $117Me
Since the transition of Alani Nu distribution in the U.S. and Canada to the PepsiCo system on 1-Dec-25, ACV increased from ~87% at the beginning of Q4 of 2025 to 94.2% as of the week ended 1-Feb-26.
Shares +16.5% premarket
$NVDA reports Q4 $1.62 v $1.54e, Rev $68.1B v $66.1Be
Datacenter $62.3B v $60.7Be
Gaming $3.7B v $4.0Be
ProViz $1.3B v $755Me
Automotive and Robotics $604M v $656Me
Guides Q1 Rev $78B +/2% v $72.7Be, GM 74.5-75.5% v 75.0%e
Stock +2.5% AH