Elpida

Mobile DRAM is developing into an increasingly bright spot in the troubled memory industry.

Elpida may be disappearing soon, but it appears that the bad news is being replaced with an overall positive outlook for the DRAM industry.

Micron has not cleared all hurdles in the acquisition of Elpida yet.

Micron agreed to acquire bankrupt DRAM maker Elpida.

DRAM has been the poster child of rapidly fluctuating market prices for decades. DRAM vendors could get insanely rich one month and fall near bankruptcy the next. Not so right now.

Micron has won the right to exclusively bid for the acquisition of Elpida Memory.

Industry rumors suggest that Micron will be the winning bidder to purchase struggling chip maker Elpida.

Expect the bankruptcy filing of Elpida to result in higher prices for DRAM in the second half of the year.

It appears that the DRAM memory market has bottomed out and prices have begun to stabilize.

IHS has released data that highlights a speculated merger between Micron and Elpida, which would create the second largest DRAM company worldwide.

Elpida Memory, the world's third largest DRAM maker, may be seeking another round of government funding to finance its business.

Elpida recently said that it successfully produced prototypes of 4 Gb SDRAM memory chips in 25 nm.

Ten DRAM manufacturers were caught fixing prices in Europe.