Bailouts Aren't the Answer to Memory Chipmakers' Problems

By Dec. 30, 2008, 10:30am PT 7 Comments

Sales of dynamic random access memory — the chips that store information in personal computers — have plunged 20 percent in the last year, prompting calls for government-led bailouts in Taiwan, consolidation efforts, and doubts about the ability of Micron Technology, the… Read More »