Memory Semiconductor Core Data Center Gross Margin measures gross profit as a percentage of revenue for the core data-center business unit.
Micron reported an 87% Core Data Center Business Unit gross margin in fiscal Q3 2026, up from 74% in Q2 and 38% a year earlier.
What moves it
Pricing, product mix, manufacturing costs, yield, and the balance between higher-value enterprise products and more commoditized memory can all affect the segment margin.
Investor caution
Segment gross margin is not the same as consolidated gross margin and should not be treated as directly comparable to another issuer's data-center margin without matching scope.
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