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The $85 billion newcomer
The company is China's most ambitious bet yet on homegrown memory chips. It plans to produce DRAM — the type of memory used in PCs, servers, and smartphones — at scale. The $85 billion figure reflects the massive investment behind the venture, including state backing and private capital. Its listing gives public investors a chance to buy in, but it also signals a direct challenge to the established players.
Why Micron investors are worried
Micron has long been one of the three dominant DRAM makers, alongside Samsung and SK Hynix. The arrival of a well-funded Chinese competitor threatens to er
