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04 Nov 2026, 10:00 PM	Tom's Hardware	5.5	Micron details ambitious DRAM and NAND roadmap — 3D NAND, High-NA EUV, new materials, and custom silicon makes a comeback Micron disclosed multi-year DRAM and NAND roadmaps covering 3D DRAM, 3D NAND, wafer bonding, new materials for smaller NAND cells, High-NA EUV lithography, and an expanded portfolio of custom DRAM and NAND products for AI workloads. Scott DeBoer, Micron's president and chief technology and products officer, said DRAM is nearing atomic limits, with several planar nodes still ahead but a focus on introducing 3D DRAM at the right cost and performance point. Why: The excerpt gives no dates, capacities, or prices, so builders cannot make a procurement or capacity-planning decision from it yet. The concrete signal is that Micron expects custom memory for AI architectures to become more mainstream, which could affect future server and accelerator memory options rather than today's laptop or cloud pricing. hardware memory ai-infrastructure micron

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04 Nov 2026, 10:00 PM

Tom's Hardware

5.5

Micron details ambitious DRAM and NAND roadmap — 3D NAND, High-NA EUV, new materials, and custom silicon makes a comeback

Micron disclosed multi-year DRAM and NAND roadmaps covering 3D DRAM, 3D NAND, wafer bonding, new materials for smaller NAND cells, High-NA EUV lithography, and an expanded portfolio of custom DRAM and NAND products for AI workloads. Scott DeBoer, Micron's president and chief technology and products officer, said DRAM is nearing atomic limits, with several planar nodes still ahead but a focus on introducing 3D DRAM at the right cost and performance point.

Why: The excerpt gives no dates, capacities, or prices, so builders cannot make a procurement or capacity-planning decision from it yet. The concrete signal is that Micron expects custom memory for AI architectures to become more mainstream, which could affect future server and accelerator memory options rather than today's laptop or cloud pricing.