Micron CEO on New Chip, 5G Technology and Relationship With Huawei

The video discusses 3D Crosspoint memory technology, highlighting its advantages in speed and density for data centers. Micron's strategic shift to operate independently from Intel is explored, emphasizing control over technology and manufacturing. The impact of 5G on memory and storage needs is examined, with a focus on smartphones and connectivity. The video also addresses Micron's business challenges with Huawei due to US-China trade tensions. Finally, it reviews market trends in NAND and DRAM, noting price changes and demand dynamics.

What is a key advantage of 3D Crosspoint memory over traditional NAND memory?

• Higher speed

• Lower cost

• Larger physical size

• Less power consumption

Why did Micron decide to end its partnership with Intel?

• To reduce costs

• To control its own technology and manufacturing

• To focus on consumer electronics

• To expand into new markets

How is 5G expected to influence the demand for memory and storage?

• It will decrease demand due to better efficiency

• It will only affect demand for DRAM

• It will have no impact

• It will increase demand due to more connected devices

What impact has the US-China trade tension had on Micron's business with Huawei?

• Increased sales

• No impact

• Reduced opportunities

• Improved relations

What is Micron's strategy to mitigate the impact of reduced business with Huawei?

• Focusing solely on the US market

• Diversifying its customer base globally

• Increasing prices

• Reducing production

What is the current trend in NAND and DRAM prices according to the transcript?

• Prices are increasing

• Prices are unpredictable

• Prices are decreasing

• Prices are stable

What is expected to happen to DRAM prices as supply growth lags behind demand growth?

• Prices will remain unchanged

• Prices will increase

• Prices will stabilize

• Prices will decrease