Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra says memory and storage supply will likely be much tighter in 2027 and 2028 than it was in 2026. He made the remarks during Micron's fiscal Q4 2026 earnings call on September 30, where the company reported record quarterly revenue of $54.2 billion. Here's what he...
So… How those Chinese ram sticks are going ? Good, nice, now i gonna ditch another segment of western market for affordable asian tech…
Is the western market going to allow that or are they going to ban it because “security reasons”.
Luckly i don’t live in a ditatorship like u.s., i just gonna get myself two sticks once Aliexpress start to sell it
Right now they want it banned because “they stole the tech”
sorry bud but if you have the patent and artificially keep demand high and supply low, you don’t deserve that patent.
Didn’t they literally steal a lithography machine? Nothing is ever a security threat to some of you till you wake up with your roof gone and bank being empty.
Anything they do to a stick of ram would be obvious and cause so much more trouble than whatever it would gain.
My bank accounts empty and zero of that was paid to china, all us companies taking all my money, fuck em.
What do you mean they’re taking your money? Sue then? Or do you mean “I pay for services”?
EDIT: Stupidity aside, I do have to stress that yes, you will be poorer as for many governments, alot of income comes from chip manufacturing and related industries. After China stole the secrets and machine, they will now take your social funds.
Stop blaming china for the failures of OUR GOVERNMENT. “china” didn’t make us attack iran for no reason, “china” didn’t let US tech plagiarize literally everything. “China” didn’t run our national debt to over $40T. “China” didn’t elect a leader of a global child sex trafficking ring. That’s all shit that WE DID TO OURSELVES.
The fuck you talking about? The technology and machine was stolen from Europe, not US. Not everything is about US. The biggest pain will be felt by Taiwan.
EDIT: the original comment which started this discussion said “western market” not “us market”. I’m from Europe myself.