Supported by the authorities of PRC holding Tsinghua Unigroup long expressed interest in buying the assets, which would build on the territory of China release memory type NAND, and a partnership with a US development is a priority for Chinese investors. However, representatives of Micron has expressed doubt that their company can become a defendant in such negotiations because the US government will inevitably forbid the relevant transaction.
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Micron Maddock Ernie conference Barclays returned several times to the theme of cooperation with Chinese investors. In all, he made it clear that such interaction is limited to the interests of the American authorities, and registration of the transaction ca n be difficult.
Along Maddock warns against excessive optimism of those who believe in the possibility of "Chinese breakthrough" in the memory market. Demonstration of intent and a fat wallet does not mean that investors are ready to go into action, and to realize their ambitions into practice.