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Micron status uncertain in Taiwan DRAM bailout deals (access required)

by Zach Hagadone
Published: March 16,2009
Time posted: 1:00 am

After months of speculation, the deal seemed to be coming together: To save its ailing memory chip industry, the government in Taiwan would set up a holding company to merge with local chip makers, infuse them with cash and bolster them with patents and provided either by Japan’s Elpida Memory Group or Boise’s Micron Technology.But ...



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