The Memory Boom Has Been a Gift to Micron. For Apple, It's Becoming a Problem. Or Is It?
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Source Evidence
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What Changed
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Why It Matters
**Why it matters:** Apple’s shift from Micron‑based LPDDR5 to resistance‑based RRAM/3D‑XPoint nanomemories means it will leave Micron’s booming DIMM revenue stream, forcing Micron to double‑down on high‑capacity DRAM for data‑center AI workloads while Apple pivots to cost‑elastic, low‑power memory that could lock in a new supply chain segment and erode Micron’s market share.
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Who Is Affected
- AI product teams
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