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The recent drop in the average selling price of memory has hit Micron extremely hard. The company posted a $700 million loss this quarter, the eighth quarter in a row that the company has failed to post a profit.
The largest U.S. manufacturer of memory chips said it saw steep drops in the average selling prices for its DRAM and NAND Flash memory products, which dove 34 percent and 24 percent respectively. DRAM is used as the main memory in PCs. Flash is used for storage in digital cameras, digiital music players, and solid-state drives. As a result, sales of memory products fell 4 percent from the previous quarter due to "significant decreases in market selling prices for the company's products."