U.S. memory giant Micron announced on June 10 that it had shipped 36GB 12-high HBM4 samples to key customers—reportedly including NVIDIA and other major tech players, as noted by South Korean media outlet Business Post. The report suggests that Micron is now the second of the big three memory m...

Samsung is reportedly pulling out of the MLC NAND flash market—and Micron might be next. According to Liberty Times, both memory giants are shifting away from low-capacity MLC products, sparking price hikes and a surge in orders for Taiwanese suppliers. While neither company has confirmed its ...

As memory giants ramp up their efforts on 10nm-class DRAM, Micron announced on June 3 that it has begun shipping qualification samples of the world’s first LPDDR5X memory based on the 1γ node, aimed at enhancing AI performance in flagship smartphones. As indicated by ZDNet, the 1γ process mar...

As memory giants reportedly brace for price hikes on DDR4 and DDR5, NAND suppliers are also seeing stronger-than-expected momentum in Q2. According to Commercial Times, the top five NAND Flash makers have cut production, fueling an upswing in memory pricing. The report suggests that major NAND ma...

While Samsung races full steam ahead with its 12hi HBM3e validation and HBM4 development, Micron stays under the radar. But according to New Daily, the U.S. memory giant is quietly gaining ground—its 12hi HBM3e yields are rapidly improving, earning rave reviews from major CSPs. Citing Micron’...