Micron Ends Production of 2GB GDDR7 Memory Chips · Micron Debuts World's First 512GB DDR5 Module · Micron Taiwan Faces Strike Over Bonus Dispute
- Micron halts 28 Gbps and 32 Gbps GDDR7 modules as the industry shifts toward higher-capacity memory for future NVIDIA GeForce GPUs.
- Micron's new 512GB DDR5 module offers 9,200 MT/s speeds and 60% power savings for high-performance server and AI infrastructure.
- Taiwanese employees reject a one-time bonus and demand permanent profit-sharing after Micron reports record Q3 2026 profits.
- Framework is lowering prices and issuing refunds for Laptop 13 Pro models after securing a limited supply of cheaper Micron memory.
- Framework is reducing prices for Micron 32GB and 64GB memory modules and offering retroactive refunds to customers with existing orders.
- Top five enterprise SSD brands expect $37.59 billion in revenue as Samsung and SK hynix lead a shift toward higher density technologies.
- The Micron Taiwan union seeks formal mediation in September to replace the current bonus plan with a profit-sharing arrangement.
- Union members demand profit-sharing parity with rivals as mediation looms to avoid disruptions to global high-bandwidth memory output.
- Micron's new HBM4 architecture doubles IO count and channels to boost AI reliability and address critical memory bandwidth bottlenecks.