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Micron stops selling server chips to China due to U.S.-China tech restrictions, impacting its China revenue but boosting rivals.
Micron will cease supplying server chips to China’s data centers after a 2023 government ban tied to U.S.-China tech tensions, limiting its access to China’s expanding data infrastructure.
The move benefits competitors like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Chinese firms YMTC and CXMT.
Despite exiting the data center market, Micron will continue selling chips to Chinese customers like Lenovo for overseas operations and to the auto and smartphone sectors.
The company earned $3.4 billion from mainland China last fiscal year, or 12% of revenue, and maintains operations including a chip packaging facility in Xi’an.
It has cut jobs in mobile NAND development but reports record revenue globally, driven by AI-driven demand for data center technology.
Micron deja de vender chips de servidor a China debido a las restricciones tecnológicas entre Estados Unidos y China, lo que afecta sus ingresos en China pero impulsa a sus rivales.