Micron to Stop Selling 'Crucial' Consumer Memory Products to Focus on AI and Data Centers
Micron Technology has announced it will exit its 'Crucial' consumer business, which includes the sale of memory and storage products under the Crucial brand through retailers, online stores, and distributors around the world.
The company said this move is aimed at better serving its large customers in artificial intelligence (AI) and data center markets, where demand for high-powered memory is increasing.
Micron plans to wind down the Crucial consumer business by February 2026. The decision means it will no longer sell Crucial-branded memory and storage products directly to individual consumers.
Crucial is Micron's brand for consumer memory and storage products, such as RAM and solid-state drives (SSDs), sold directly to individuals through retail and online channels.
Micron is stopping sales to consumers so it can focus on providing memory products for larger customers in AI and data-center markets, where demand is growing quickly.
Micron plans to wind down Crucial-branded consumer products by February 2026, so these products will become harder to find over time.
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