As global data center deployments accelerate, cloud giants are shifting their demand from training AI to inference AI, driving sustained growth in high-capacity memory requirements and causing memory supply constraints to migrate from DRAM to NAND. Supply chain sources reveal that following SanDisk'...

Following its June announcement to invest roughly $200 billion in U.S. manufacturing, Micron has taken a major step toward building its new New York plant. Syracuse.com reported that, for the first time, the memory giant has submitted a detailed site plan to the town of Clay for its proposed chipmak...

The HBM4 race is intensifying. According to Chosun Biz, SK hynix and Micron are reportedly set to enter the final stage of HBM4 testing with NVIDIA this month. SK hynix, ahead in quality verification, is expected to finalize pricing and delivery terms and may secure a supply agreement with NVIDIA as...

With NVIDIA reportedly developing its own HBM base die for 2027 production, the spotlight is on memory giants moving base die manufacturing from DRAM to foundry processes. According to South Korea’s Digital Daily, Micron may take the most cautious approach, delaying the shift to foundries until HB...

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed in a CNBC interview that the administration is seeking a 10% stake in Intel, sparking fears of broader equity grabs from CHIPS Act recipients. But according to The Wall Street Journal, Washington has ruled out moves against major investors like TSMC a...