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OpenAI Weighs IPO Delay to 2027 at $1 Trillion Valuation — SoftBank Plunges 13%, KOSPI Triggers Circuit Breaker as Nasdaq 100 Futures Slide 0.9%

The New York Times reported that OpenAI is considering delaying its initial public offering until 2027, targeting a $1 trillion valuation rather than accepting a lower figure in choppy markets. The news sent SoftBank Group plunging 13%, wiping out 5.6 trillion yen in market value, and triggered an 8% collapse in South Korea's KOSPI that activated a circuit breaker. Nasdaq 100 futures fell 0.9% as investors broadly reassessed AI-sector valuations heading into a pivotal quarter-end Friday.

Micron Technology Posts Record $41.46B Q3 FY2026 Revenue, Up 346% YoY — $50B Q4 Guidance and $100B in Take-or-Pay Customer Contracts Redefine AI Memory Cycle

Micron Technology reported fiscal Q3 2026 revenue of $41.46 billion, up 346% year-over-year, beating the $35.84 billion consensus by 16%, while adjusted EPS of $25.11 topped expectations by 24%. The chipmaker secured 16 take-or-pay customer agreements covering roughly $100 billion in minimum contracted revenue through 2030, structurally repositioning the memory cycle. Q4 guidance calls for $50 billion in revenue and EPS of $31, approximately $6.4 billion above analyst estimates. Shares rose 17% in trading.

Micron Technology Reports Record Q2 Revenue of $23.9B — Nearly Triple Year-Ago Levels — as AI Memory Demand Explodes

Micron Technology delivered the most stunning quarterly earnings report in the memory chip industry's history on Wednesday, posting Q2 fiscal 2026 revenue of $23.9 billion — up 196% year-over-year — and guiding to a further record of $33.5 billion in Q3. The company raised its quarterly dividend by 30%, signed its first five-year strategic customer agreement, and said it is capacity-constrained across both DRAM and NAND, unable to meet the full demand of its AI-driven customer base.

TSMC February Revenue Climbs 22% Year-Over-Year, Two-Month Sales Jump 30% on AI Chip Demand

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reported February 2026 revenue of approximately $10.1 billion, a 22.2% year-over-year increase, as sustained demand from AI chip designers including Nvidia and AMD continued to drive volumes at the world's largest contract chipmaker. Combined revenue for the first two months of 2026 reached roughly $22.9 billion, up nearly 30% from the same period last year, reinforcing TSMC's role as the backbone of the global AI infrastructure buildout.