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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MU | Micron | 21:00 GMT | 7.905 | -0.255 | -3.12% | 26191934 | N/A | -0.174 | 7.809B |
Latest Micron news
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Rambus claims death of NAND ahead
Micron will have a head-start in this process, as we hear the agreement inked just a year ago with Unity Semiconductor to further develop CMOx remains in place. Possibly not under the terms Rambus would like it done. That point remains unclear. -
DRAMurai acted to keep revenues stable in Q4
Samsung Electronics remains king of the hill in the DRAM business, totalling 44.3 percent of market share, Hynix comes a far second with 23.3 percent share, while Micron and Elpida come in at 12.1 and 12 percent, respectively. -
Rambus buys Unity Semiconductor
At the beginning of 2011, Unity Semiconductor signed an agreement with Micron, with the prospect of commercialising CMOx products, but it now seems nothing good came of it, playing the company right into Rambus’ expert IP-licensing hands. -
Micron appoints Durcan as chief
Micron appointed company veteran Mark Durcan as chief executive a day after its Chairman and CEO Steve Appleton was killed in a plane crash. -
Nanya denies Elpida and Micron tie up
Despite the company's share price soaring on the back of rumours that it was about to announce a tie up with Elpida and Micron, Taiwanese chipmaker Nanya said that it has no plans to go ahead with it. -
DRAM price fixers hatch a deal in Connecticut
The state claimed Elpida, Hynix, Infineon, and Micron conspired with one another to illegally fix and artificially inflate prices in violation of the Connecticut Antitrust Act. -
Elpida to merge with Micron and Nanya
Memory makers Elpida, Micron and Nanya are so fed up with having their lunch money taken from them by South Korean rivals that they have teamed up to create a new super company. -
Rocketing inventory levels ring in New Year for DRAM market
Unless by some stroke of luck you happen to be Samsung then times are very hard in the DRAM industry at the moment, with finances largely in the red as firms such as Micron talk of industry consolidation. -
Micron reassures about 20nm Intel NAND
Micron said that the 20nm NAND flash memory that it is going to produce with Intel will not be any less reliable than the NAND flash made using the 25nm fabrication process. -
Samsung becomes Emperor of the DRAMurai
But Micron, the only US DRAM manufacturer, also did well in the third quarter increasing its market share to 12.1 percent squeezing Elpida, which saw its ASP fall by 39 percent. Hynix lost market share too, while Nanya, as the table below shows, had a weak quarter. -
20nm 128 NAND Flash gets an airing
A NAND-Flash joint venture between Micron and Intel will be showing off the fruits of its labour on Thursday. -
IBM, Micron claim breakthrough in 3D chips
IBM and Micron claim to have made a significant breakthrough in 3D chip manufacturing, as Micron plans to use IBM's new through-silicon vias, or TSVs, to build a Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) -
Samsung throws its toys into PRAM
PRAM has been around for years and in development by a number of companies, including Micron and IBM. However, the non-volatile memory, which is a potential replacement for NAND flash memory, has been a long way from making it into consumer devices. -
Troubled Nanya accepts boatload of dosh from Formosa Plastics
This amounts to something of a u-turn if reports that Formosa Plastics was looking to off-load Nanya and Inotera, a joint venture with Micron, earlier this year are to be believed. -
Rambus loses key patent case
Rambus's days as a patent troll appear to be numbered after it lost an important $3.95 billion jury trial over its allegations that Micron and Hynix Semiconductor conspired to prevent its memory chips from becoming an industry standard. -
Semi sales to grow just two percent this year
Samsung and Toshiba are expected to see six percent and three percent increases respectively, though Hynix and Micron are both likely join Elpida on a downward trend. In fact, Micron will be looking to the mobile chip market to steady its ship, while Hynix appears to be in freefall. -
Micron CEO eyes up move into mobile chip market
Micron CEO Steve Appleton wants to push into the mobile chip market as doom hovers around the DRAM industry. -
Micron signs STT-MRAM research deal
Micron has announced a collaboration deal with a Singapore research institute to develop non volatile spintronics memory STT-MRAM.
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