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Musk Says Micron Gave Tesla ‘Significant’ Supply of Memory Chips

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 22 July 2026, 22:54 UTC By Ed Ludlow 1 min read
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Musk Says Micron Gave Tesla ‘Significant’ Supply of Memory Chips Micron Technology Inc. recently gave Tesla Inc. a “significant allocation” of memory chips, according to Elon Musk, helping meet the automaker’s demand for an increasingly precious commodity. At a time when memory chips are hard to come by and prices are high, Micron’s supply to Tesla was done on very reasonable terms, Musk said during the automaker’s quarterly earnings call on Wednesday.

Musk Says Micron Gave Tesla ‘Significant’ Supply of Memory Chips Micron Technology Inc. recently gave Tesla Inc. a “significant allocation” of memory chips, according to Elon Musk, helping meet the automaker’s demand for an increasingly precious commodity. At a time when memory chips are hard to come by and prices are high, Micron’s supply to Tesla was done on very reasonable terms, Musk said during the automaker’s quarterly earnings call on Wednesday.
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