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Micron Slides After Memory-Chip Maker Delivers Weak Forecast

(Bloomberg) -- Micron Technology Inc., the largest U.S. maker of memory chips, plunged in late tradi

Micron Slides After Memory-Chip Maker Delivers Weak Forecast

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The shift to working from home spurred the need for technology, and production has also been disrupted by new flare-ups of Covid-19, which has caused factory shutdowns in hubs such as Malaysia.\nMicron competes with South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co.  and SK Hynix Inc., and Japan’s Kioxia Holdings Corp. in a memory-chip market that has consolidated over the past decade. Samsung dominates production of both major types of chips, making it the world’s second-largest overall chipmaker, behind Intel Corp. DRAM chips hold data temporarily, helping processors crunch data. 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