Samsung Electronics has surpassed Micron Technology as the leading automotive memory chip supplier, securing a 40% market share in 2024, while Micron's share dropped to 36%.
Samsung now holds a 40% share of the market
Jun 01, 2026
03:16 pm
What's the storySamsung Electronics has dethroned Micron Technology to become the world's leading supplier of automotive memory chips.
The South Korean tech giant now holds a 40% share of the global market, according to a report by The Korea Herald. This is an increase from its 35% share in 2024.
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