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Latest stock prices
| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MU | Micron | 21:00 GMT | 11.31 | +0.25 | +2.26% | 30546148 | N/A | -1.116 | 11.650B |
Latest Micron news
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Industry gears up for RAM shortage
Between 2008 and 2012 Hynix, Micron, Nanya, Powerchip and other Samsung rivals lost a combined $21 billion. -
NAND flash market hits record high
Samsung and Toshiba lead the pack with a 37 and 31 percent market share respectively. Micron is in a distant second, with 14 percent of the market, followed by SK Hynix and Intel, at 11 and seven percent respectively. All the other players accounted for just three percent. -
Micron reports net loss for Q2 2013
Micron Technology landed itself in the red for the second quarter, posting a net loss. -
3D IC market to see stable growth through 2016
According to Infiniti Research, the biggest 3D IC vendors at the moment are Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE), Samsung., STMicroelectronics and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC). IBM, Elpida, Intel and Micron are also working on products based on 3D ICs. -
Korean chipmakers dominate DRAM market
Micron is focusing its efforts on storage in mid to low end smartphones, so it is losing ground in the DRAM market. It currently accounts for just 1.3 percent of the market. -
Researchers turn LED displays into 'Li-Fi' wireless
Micron-sized LEDs are able to flicker on and off around 1,000 times quicker than the larger LEDs and this means faster data transfers and they also take up less space. -
Apple did not invent slide-to-unlock
Now the US Patent Office has decided that Apple did not really invent it after all and has awarded the invention to Micron. -
SSD prices continue to fall
Intel and Samsung continue to lead the market, followed by OCZ, Micron and Kingston. -
Micron and Intel expand in Utah
Deep in the heart of Utah, Intel and Micron have hatched a cunning plan to build more NAND flash memory capacity into their product lines. -
Intel warned not to take Apple's business
The whole deal reminded Covello of how Intel bounced when it started making NAND memory chips with Micron in 2005, only to be followed by an 11.5 per cent fall in the three months that followed. -
iFixit pulls apart Microsoft's Surface
Under the bonnet, iFixit discovered an Nvidia 1.4 GHz Tegra 3 processor, 32 GB of Samsung NAND Flash, 2 GB of DDR3 SDRAM from Micron, a power management IC from Texas Instruments, wireless MIMO SoC from Marvell, a Wolfson low power audio codec, and a Cypress Semiconductor capacitive touchscreen cont -
Elpida accused of dodgy deals with US assets
The bondholders, who are fighting a sale to Micron, are to ask a US bankruptcy court for greater oversight of Elpida's US assets. -
Dying Elpida caught up in shareholder inferno
Shareholders are fighting to keep Micron from getting its paws on the failed chipmaker Elpida. -
Rambus loses patent suit against LSI and STMicroelectronics
Rambus isn't one to shy away from the courts, however as of late judges have put a stop on its success. Back in November it lost a costly $3.95 billion jury trial over its allegations that Micron and Hynix Semiconductor conspired to revent its memory chips from becoming an industry standard. -
Micron buys Elpida for $750 million
Micron has written a cheque for the Japanese chipmaker Elpida Memory for about $750 million in cash. -
Samsung slumps as Apple props up Elpida
Micron is in talks to acquire Elpida's business as the Japanese firm, so a merged Micron-Elpida could put the fear of god into the South Korean memory chip makers. -
US court uses "protection of the US" defence
According to Courthouse News, German company Qimonda, which is in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings, attempted to revoke its patent licences with Samsung, IBM, Intel, Micron Technology and others. -
Memory makers facing mixed results
The report claims that it is Micron which is doing the best. The company could potentially double its global market share with the purchase of failed Japanese chip maker Elpida Memory.
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