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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MU | Micron | 21:00 GMT | 5.96 | +0.22 | +3.83% | 21178040 | N/A | -0.537 | 5.898B |
Latest Micron news
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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. -
Micron to buy Elpida
Micron has won the right to negotiate exclusively to buy Elpida after offering $2.5 billion for the bankrupt Japanese chipmaker. -
Hynix gives up on Elpida plans
Micron and Hynix were among a handful of investors who showed any interest in Elpida. The troubled company filed for bankruptcy protection in late February with $5.6 billion in debts. -
Micron and Hynix gain ground in NAND market
With the NAND total revenues falling sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2011, Toshiba and Samsung saw their dominance in the market weakened at the hands of Micron and Hynix. -
Toshiba walks away from Elpida bidding
This means that only a handful of foreign firms including SK Hynix and Micron Technology are still in the running to buy the company. -
Lumia cost $209 to make
In addition to a Qualcomm chipset, the Lumia 900 uses Samsung's $58 display, memory from Micron and Elpida, and smaller components from Broadcom and STMicroelectronics, the researcher said. -
Micron makes peace with Oracle, Sun shines again
Micron has reached a deal with Oracle to settle a lawsuit over price increases for memory chips which happened in the good old days before Larry Ellison got his claws into Sun Microsystems. -
Micron facility in Boise spared major disaster after blast
Micron was spared major disaster after an explosion occurred at one of its buildings in Boise, Idaho. -
Micron's ReaSSD plays it safe, too safe
Hardware RoundupLegit Reviews has the Micron RealSSD P400e 200GB Enterprise SATA III SSDon the test bench. SSDs have become more and more reliable and durable, but in this case it costs you 52GB out of 256GB the drive carries in total. -
Micron front runner to buy Elpida shares
RumourMicron is tipped to be the front runner to aquire bankrupt memory manufacturer Elpida, according to industry sources. -
Micron's CEO says the glass is half full
Micron's new CEO Mark Durcan was in the hot seat yesterday as he had to explain his company's flat financial results. -
Hynix ditches DRAM for NAND at Wuxi factory
Hynix is, of course, not the only company wising up to NAND. Samsung recently announced that it is planning on setting up a 12-inch wafer plant in China, while Micron and Intel showed off a NAND-Flash joint venture back in December. -
Micron shows off the first working RLDRAM 3 hardware
Top American memory maker Micron and FPGA maestro Xilinx have publicly demoed the first working RLDRAM 3 and memory controller setup, allowing logic-board manufacturers to begin implementing the memory standard. -
DRAM industry rallies after Elpida bankruptcy
The SSIA said it was confident that the industry will rally against South Korean bigwigs like Samsung and Hynix, with Toshiba and Micron set to help stave off the competition. -
Hitachi dumps Elpida shares
It wants to look at creating a restructuring plan and get some sponsors involved to boost the company. Early rumours suggest that its new BFFs could include Micron and Nanya. -
Elpida down but not out
He did not name the companies who might pull Elpida's nadgers out of the fire, but they appear to include the US chip-maker Micron and Taiwan's Nanya.
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