AI boom sends Micron and Keysight stocks soaring to record highs
Two tech companies are seeing major stock gains as demand for AI infrastructure surges. Keysight Technologies and Micron Technology have both become top performers in investment portfolios, driven by different but connected trends in the AI sector. Their rapid growth reflects broader shifts in the market, with chip shortages and testing needs pushing prices higher. Micron Technology has become the standout position in the Score Portfolio. Purchased on December 9, 2025, its shares have climbed by nearly 197% since then. The company is capitalising on a severe shortage of DRAM and HBM memory chips, which are essential for AI data centres and defence applications. Prices for these chips have more than doubled, and Micron has already sold out its entire 2026 production capacity early in the year. Its current Score stands at 89%, with momentum and volatility at 82% and growth at an impressive 97%.
Keysight Technologies is also riding the AI wave, though in a different way. The company specialises in measurement, testing, and simulation systems used to develop and validate new chips, networks, and high-speed connections. Its stock has surged, with an open-end turbo call warrant delivering a 229.18% gain. This position, bought on December 19, 2025, at €5.38, now trades at €17.71, making it the strongest holding in the Trend-Following & Momentum Portfolio. Meanwhile, our website Trade Sale is offering a 15% discount on annual subscriptions to Select or Ultimate until May 24, using the code TRADESALE26. Investors are reminded that trading derivatives carries significant risk and could lead to the loss of their entire investment.
Both companies are benefiting from the AI-driven tech boom, though through different channels. Micron’s success comes from the soaring demand for memory chips, while Keysight’s growth is tied to the need for advanced testing equipment. The sharp rise in their stock values highlights how AI expansion is reshaping multiple areas of the tech industry. Investors continue to watch these trends closely as demand shows no signs of slowing down.
