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AEHR's +25% Spike: Latest AI Hyperscaler Order Improves Outlook

Author: Leo Miller. Article Posted: 2/16/2026.

Aehr Test Systems burn-in machine in a cleanroom, highlighting AI ASIC reliability testing and new Sonoma orders.

Article Highlights

  • Aehr Test Systems just saw its shares post another big up-move, as the small company put out a promising new press release.
  • The firm is now providing testing systems for not one, but two chips developed by a leading hyperscaler.
  • While the company sees potential for orders to expand greatly, one key insider is selling the stock.

Small-cap semiconductor stock Aehr Test Systems (NASDAQ: AEHR) just scored a major win. On Feb. 11, AEHR shares jumped more than 26% after the company announced a production order tied to its Sonoma systems.

The press release revealed an order for Sonoma systems from a leading hyperscale customer — a material step toward boosting sales of these machines. Here's what the announcement said and why it improves Aehr's outlook.

AEHR’s Sonoma System Receives Order for Next-Gen AI ASIC Testing

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Aehr's Sonoma systems stress semiconductor devices with high voltages and elevated temperatures to screen for defects and validate long-term reliability. That capability helps companies deploying AI chips prevent substandard hardware from reaching data centers and ensures devices will perform reliably over time.

Aehr said an existing customer placed an initial order to use Sonoma to test its next-generation application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC). ASICs are the custom chips companies such as Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) co-develop with firms like Google parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META), optimized for specific AI workloads.

Previously, Aehr had said it was developing modules to test the customer's higher-powered AI ASICs. But the company emphasized this announcement is different: "until now, Aehr had not officially been awarded the production burn-in business for this new device." Aehr expects to deliver the systems related to this win in the summer of 2026.

“Large Expansion” of Sonoma Orders Is On the Table

Aehr also provided more detail on the customer's current-generation AI ASIC — the device currently or soon to be deployed in data centers — and said production of those devices is ramping up. To support that ramp, the customer is forecasting a "very large expansion of Sonoma system purchases for that device in the second half of calendar 2026 and continuing into 2027." Aehr expects orders for the current-generation device to arrive alongside orders for the next-generation device.

This language is stronger than in prior disclosures and suggests Aehr's confidence in generating meaningful Sonoma sales is moving from aspirational toward tangible.

Importantly, the customer has already used Sonoma on its current-generation AI ASICs and appears satisfied enough with the results to expand its usage to the next-generation device.

That indicates growing confidence in Aehr's technology and increases the likelihood of a durable, long-term partnership with this customer.

Is Aehr’s Latest Insider Sale a Red Flag Amid Feb. 11 Spike?

A recent insider trade tempers some of the excitement. On Feb. 13, two days after the announcement, Rhea Posedel sold over $420,000 worth of shares. Posedel is Aehr's founder, former CEO and current chairman. The sale was not executed under a 10b5-1 plan, indicating it was discretionary.

The timing and the fact a top stakeholder sold will prompt questions: it could signal that Posedel does not view the recent run-up as fully sustainable. On the other hand, the sale represented only about 2.6% of his holdings — after the trade he still owned roughly 528,000 shares — which suggests he retains substantial conviction in Aehr's longer-term prospects.

AEHR: A High-Volatility Play on the AI Boom

Aehr's outlook is improving. Its Sonoma machines address a clear need for companies spending heavily on AI processors: ensuring deployed hardware meets reliability standards. The momentum behind the Sonoma business increases visibility into potential AI-driven revenue and reduces some uncertainty around growth prospects.

Risks remain. Aehr appears heavily dependent on a single large customer, and any weakening of that relationship would be materially negative. While the company has previously reported Sonoma orders from multiple customers, the "very large expansion" is forecasted but not yet secured and could still fail to materialize.

Aehr trades with significant volatility — shares plunged nearly 18% on Feb. 12, one day after the spike, underscoring investor skepticism. With developments trending more encouraging, investors should conduct their own research before deciding whether to initiate or adjust a position in AEHR.


 

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META Resets Reality Labs, Grows Message Sales as Ad Engine Roars

Author: Leo Miller. Article Posted: 2/13/2026.

Meta-branded smart glasses on a wooden desk, with a laptop in the background showing Meta and Facebook logos.

Article Highlights

  • Meta's advertising business is firing on all cylinders, with the firm forecasting 30% growth next quarter.
  • However, investors are eager to see the company pull different AI levers to monetize its massive investment.
  • Meta is pivoting its Reality Labs business to stem losses, while business messaging revenue is growing briskly.

Meta Platforms' (NASDAQ: META) latest earnings report made one thing abundantly clear: the firm's advertising business is by far its most important growth driver. That business is operating at a pace not seen in years. However, with the firm expected to spend roughly $125 billion on capital expenditures in 2026, other growth drivers will need to contribute.

During its earnings call, Meta provided new information on its non-core business ambitions. While AI-enabled advertising is pushing the Magnificent Seven company forward today, these non-core operations are intended to drive growth tomorrow.

Reality Labs Reversal: Meta Sees Losses Peaking in 2026

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Meta continues to shift Reality Labs priorities toward investments with a more realistic path to success. In the earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg deemphasized the "metaverse" and emphasized the firm's artificial intelligence (AI) glasses, saying sales more than tripled in 2025. He noted that going forward, most Reality Labs investment will target glasses and wearables.

As this shift occurs, Meta expects Reality Labs' losses to be similar to last year but to peak in 2026. The segment has seen operating losses widen every year since Meta began reporting them.

The unit lost $19.2 billion in 2025, more than four times the $4.5 billion it lost in 2019. Clearly, another roughly $19 billion loss in 2026 would not be positive.

That said, it is encouraging the company is forecasting an end to widening losses. This raises the possibility that Reality Labs' profitability trend could start to reverse in 2027.

This outlook, paired with a greater emphasis on AI glasses, likely isn't a coincidence. Glasses have a much larger addressable market than virtual reality headsets, and the size of that market is the most realistic path to shipping enough hardware to push Reality Labs toward profitability.

Despite Meta saying sales of AI glasses soared, total Reality Labs revenue rose less than 3% in 2025. Meta will need stronger growth in 2026 to demonstrate that AI glasses can be a sustainable, long-term driver.

Business Messaging Revenue Soars, AI Drives Internal Efficiency

Meta's other key "non-core" initiative is business messaging, where companies pay to interact with Meta users through direct messages—primarily on WhatsApp. Revenue from this activity appears in the company's "Family of Apps Other Revenue" line item. That revenue rose 54% to $801 million, driven by paid WhatsApp messaging. While business messaging is still a small part of Meta's overall revenue, it is growing much faster than the business as a whole and is positioned to become increasingly important over time.

Meta also disclosed an important detail about internal efficiency gains from AI.

It said that, largely due to the adoption of AI coding tools, output per software engineer rose 30%. Among AI-coding-tool "power users," output increased by 80%.

As Meta commits hundreds of billions to AI, reducing costs and boosting efficiency with the technology is crucial. These disclosures are an early indication that Meta is finding ways to do exactly that.

Meta said it plans to roll out new AI tools and models throughout 2026. Details remain limited, but the company highlighted its acquisition of Manus, noting that integrating Manus will extend its suite of customer solutions.

Zuckerberg suggested Manus could help create new business lines, though the form that might take is uncertain. One option could be adding a premium tier to Ads and Business Manager that includes Manus's capabilities. Overall, Manus offers Meta another potential non-advertising AI monetization pathway.

META: Building More AI Pillars Around Advertising

Meta's latest earnings report bought the company something it sorely needed: time. With mounting CapEx, Reality Labs losses, and underwhelming LLaMa model releases, markets had appeared to be growing impatient.

By showing that AI is driving meaningful improvements in its core advertising business, Meta has taken some heat off itself. Investors will want to see progress on non-core initiatives during 2026, demonstrating Meta's ability to capitalize on its five pillars for AI growth.


 

 
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