Micron signs deals with Qualcomm, others for AI-powered automobile chip components
The deals aim to secure memory and storage supply for software-defined vehicles and give automakers clearer pricing and production forecasts, Micron said.
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Micron teams with Qualcomm, others to support software-defined cars
Micron Technology has signed long-term Strategic Customer Agreements (SCAs) with several leading automotive suppliers to secure future supplies of memory and storage technologies as vehicles become increasingly software-defined and intelligent. The agreements cover major automotive technology companies including Qualcomm, Visteon, HARMAN, JOYNEXT, DENSO, Astemo and Hyundai Mobis. Together, they supply key components and systems used in next-gene…
Micron Technology announced on Thursday (16) the signing of long-term agreements with automotive industry suppliers, including Qualcomm chip developer and Harman audio system manufacturer, to ensure the supply of memory and storage components used in vehicles equipped with artificial intelligence (AI).The agreements occur at a time when the industry accelerates the expansion of production capacity to meet the high demand for memory chips, driven…
Micron Becomes Automobile Sector’s Guardian Angel During DRAM Supply Crunch, Secures Long-Term Deals To Prevent Potential One Million Layoffs In The U.S. Alone
The AI boom has catapulted Micron to the trillion-dollar valuation club, and to ensure that the memory manufacturer not only enjoys its newfound position but maintains it, the company has formed a Strategic Customer Agreement (SCA). While some may deduce that the firm intends to prioritize AI customers and datacenters for their insatiable demand for DRAM chips, another sector has been negatively impacted by this shortage; the automobile sector. …
Micron strikes top-tier vehicle supply chain deals
Micron Technology secured strategic supply agreements with major automotive partners including Qualcomm and Harman to guarantee long-term chip access for software-defined vehicles. The deals come during an aggressive industry-wide race to expand manufacturing capacity to meet a massive surge in memory chip demand driven by rapid AI adoption. As the only US-based manufacturer of high-bandwidth memory chips used in Nvidia’s AI processors, Micron o…
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