Micron Technology has announced plans to invest JPY 1.5 trillion (approximately USD 9.6 billion) to build a new factory dedicated to high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chip production in Hiroshima, Japan. The facility will be located within Micron’s existing Hiroshima site, with construction scheduled to...

With leading memory firms reportedly slowing NAND production expansion in the second half of 2025, prices are climbing sharply on tight supply. Commercial Times, citing industry sources, reports that NAND makers are taking turns raising prices in a steady, ongoing pattern, with NAND prices in the fi...

As HBM4 heads toward mass production in 2026, industry players are beginning to look ahead to HBM4E as the next stage of development. According to Chosun Biz, citing industry sources, with HBM4E the market is expected to move beyond standardized, mass-produced products toward more customized solutio...

With SanDisk signaling that NAND supply will stay tight through 2026, major memory makers are taking an unexpectedly cautious approach. According to Chosun Biz, Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, Kioxia, and Micron have jointly scaled back NAND flash production in the second half of 2025—sending price...

While Micron has already sold out its 2026 HBM supply, the company appears to be taking a cautious approach to capacity expansion. According to syracuse.com and Spectrum News 1, the opening of its first two chip fabs in Clay, New York, will be delayed by two to three years, meaning neither facility ...