After failing to recover from a 2023 government ban on its products in critical Chinese infrastructure, Micron (MU) intends to stop supplying its server chips to centers in China, Hyunjoo Jin and Brenda Goh of Reuters reports, citing two people briefed on the decision. Micron intends to continue to sell to two Chinese customers with data center operations outside China, the sources added.
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