I believe the recent AI memory correction is more of a valuation reset than the start of a new downcycle. The concerns Ross highlighted are valid, but I don't think they change the long-term AI infrastructure story. As long as hyperscalers keep investing in AI data centres, demand for HBM and advanced memory should remain strong.

The signal I watch most is hyperscaler capex. Memory prices and inventories can fluctuate, but continued spending from Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and Google would confirm that AI demand is still expanding. I also think open-weight AI models could increase overall demand by encouraging more enterprises to deploy AI.

For my portfolio, I'll stay focused on fundamentals instead of short-term volatility. If supply continues to grow much slower than AI demand, I believe the memory market can remain structurally tight for the next few years, making pullbacks potential buying opportunities rather than reasons to panic.

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