Micron stock jumps 5% on Gen5 SSD launch as memory-price surge stays in focus
New York, Jan 6, 2026, 09:49 EST — Regular session Micron Technology, Inc. shares rose about 5% in early New York trading on Tuesday after the memory-chip maker announced a new client solid-state drive. The stock was up 5.2% at $328.27, versus a 1.7% rise for the iShares Semiconductor ETF, after closing at $312.15 on Monday. Micron said it launched the Micron 3610, a client SSD it described as the first PCIe Gen5 drive using its G9 QLC NAND — a denser type of flash storage designed to lower cost per bit. Micron said the drive can reach sequential read