I'm hearing multiple anecdotes that it's increasingly common for some new enterprise machines to be built with huge amounts of DRAM, like in the 512GB - 2 TB range. That would help account for the steady demand and favorable pricing power Micron has for it's core product.
WallStreetBets will be happy...
Very.
I'm happy and I didn't even get in until late.
Micron has started shipments of a industry's initial SSD built on insubordinate quad-level dungeon (QLC) NAND technology