The Latest Breaking News from Micron

Lexar has a long history of serving the flash-based consumer storage market in the form of SSDs, memory cards, and USB flash drives. After having started out as a Micron brand, the company was acquired by Longsys which has diversified its product lineup with regular introduction of new products. Recently,…

Micron plans to build a second memory factory in Japan to manufacture its most advanced products, including high-bandwidth memory. The latest news is that the second plant won't be ready until 2027.

Not exactly chump change.

A Texas jury decided that Micron Technology infringed on patents held by memory module-maker Netlist.

MacRumors forum posters seem to have identified Apple's M4 iPad Pro RAM modules on 8GB RAM models as a pair of 6GB modules, creating a total of 12GB RAM onboard.

Micron Technology outshines many of its peers and the broader market this year, and Wall Street analysts are bullish about the stock's prospects.

TSMC to use 12FFC+ and N5 process technologies to build base dies for HBM4.

Of the several major changes coming with HBM4 memory, one of the most immediate is the sheer width of the memory interface. With the fourth-generation memory standard moving from an already wide 1024-bit interface to a ultra-wide 2048-bit interface, HBM4 memory stacks won't be business as usual; chip manufacturers are…

The Street-high target prices for these two chip stocks imply gains of 27% to 82% in the next 12 months.

The Nasdaq composite faded off highs in the stock market today, but TSMC held a bullish gain after reporting strong sales in April.

Now that laptop manufacturer's are embrasing the CAMM2 memory standard, Crucial is selling dedicated LPCAMM2 Micron memory modules, but at a very high cost.