Micron Says Humanoid Robots Could Be Next Big Memory Driver, Analyst Sees 'Millions Of Machines' With Server-Level Chips
Micron said humanoid robots could become a major driver of memory demand, a shift analyst Shay Boloor sees as a turning point.
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Micron thinks humanoid robots will soon need lots of computer memory. This could be a huge new business if millions of robots get built.
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