Micron Technology said it’s in talks to buy Elpida Memory so that it can add capacity to make the chips used in personal computers and smartphones.
Acquiring Elpida would double Micron’s share of the global market for dynamic random-access memory, the most widely used chips in PCs, to about 24 percent, helping it compete against industry leader Samsung Electronics Co. Elpida, which has three factories, also supplies Apple Inc. with chips used in iPhones.
2001 - 2004 Digital Silence Digital Silence is not responsible for the information or the accuracy of the information above.
All trademarks and copyrights owned by their respective companies.
