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Micron Consumer Products Group A Division of Micron Technology Inc. ALBERTO GÓMEZ Sales Manager IBERIA & GREECE

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Founded: October 1978, Boise, Idaho

FY2013 Net Sales: $9.0 billion

NASDAQ Symbol: MU

Employees: ~30,000 worldwide

Products: We offer one of the world’s broadest memory portfolios, including: DRAM components and modules, SSDs, NAND, and NOR, as well as other innovative memory technologies, packaging solutions and semiconductor systems

Markets We Serve: Micron's products are designed to meet the diverse needs of computing, networking, server, consumer, mobile, automotive, and industrial applications

Patents: ~26,000

Micron acquires Micron & Intel Lexar Media introduce High- Speed NAND technology Micron and Intel sample IMFT & IMFS industry’s Restructuring – Micron acquires TI’s first 50nm Micron acquires memory operations NAND Intel’s share in Micron introduces and establishes IMFS, Singapore Micron company world’s smallest global manufacturing Micron and Intel form IMFT joint venture Micron and Nanya form DRAM and extends IMFT founded 256K DRAM base to manufacture NAND Flash memory Joint Venture, Inotera Memories term and scope

1978 1984 1985 1994 1998 2002 2006 2007 2008 2010 2012 2013

Micron becomes a Micron introduces Micron introduces world’s first Micron acquires NOR Inotera JV Restructure – publicly-traded world’s first 1Gb DRAM 1Gb & 2Gb DDR3 products manufacturer Numonyx Micron gains rights to company on Nasdaq 100% of Inotera’s output

Micron acquires Toshiba’s Micron and Intel form IMFS Micron acquires commodity DRAM operations at joint venture in Singapore Elpida Memory, Inc Dominion Semiconductor, LLC, to manufacture NAND located in Manassas, Virginia Flash memory

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Boise, Idaho Manassas, Virginia USA Lehi, Utah USA (IMFT) Nampa, Idaho USA Puerto Rico, USA Agrate, Italy Muar, Malaysia USA FAB6 DRAM, NAND FAB2 NAND FAB9D Imaging MPR Module FAB14 NOR & PCM R&D MMY Package & Test FAB1C DRAM & NAND R&D FAB1A/X R&D

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3 7 12 10 5

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Singapore Taiwan (Inotera) Taiwan (Rexchip) Xian, China Hiroshima, Japan Akita, Japan FAB7 DRAM FAB 11 DRAM DRAM MXA Test & Module DRAM Backend FAB10 NAND FAB13 NOR MSB Packaging & Test

22% 9%

69%

Europe Americas* Asia**

Source: Micron Technology, Inc. 2013 Form 10-K * Americas includes United States and Other ** Asia includes China, Asia Pacific, Malaysia, and Taiwan

Memory 100% Technology 5% 12% 11% 11% 12% 9% NOR 5% 18% 3% Other 5% 80% 5% 23% 30% 35% 39% 40% NAND 44% 60% 36%

40%

% of Micron Total Revenues Total Micron of % 65% 60% 54% 50% 48% DRAM 20% 41% 39%

0% FY-07 FY-08 FY-09 FY-10 FY-11 FY-12 FY-13 Source: Micron (Includes DRAM, NAND, and NOR; NOR does not include purchase accounting adjustments)

Automotive Storage Graphics / Consumer Networks

Server Mobile Personal Computing IMM

DRAM Families Bare Die NAND Flash SDRAM Multiple TLC, MLC, SLC DDR Technologies Serial NAND DDR2 Enterprise NAND DDR3 Solid State Drives DDR4 Client SSD RLDRAM® Enterprise SATA Mobile LPDRAM Enterprise SAS PSRAM/ Enterprise PCIe CellularRAM

DRAM Modules Managed NAND FBDIMM (Fully Buffered DIMM) MCP RDIMM (Registered DIMM) eMMC™ VLP RDIMM (Very Low Profile RDIMM) ClearNAND Flash VLP UDIMM Embedded USB UDIMM (Unbuffered DIMM) SODIMM SORDIMM Mini-DIMM VLP Mini-DIMM NOR Flash LRDIMM (Load Reduced DIMM) Parallel NOR NVDIMM (Non Volatile DIMM) Serial NOR

FY2008 Memory Revenue (% of Group Total)¹ LTM Memory Revenue (% of Group Total)¹

Samsung³ 31% DRAM Samsung³ 32% Hynix 17% + NAND + NOR Micron² 22% Micron² 12% Developers SK Hynix 19% SanDisk 8% Elpida 8% Toshiba³ 13%

Toshiba³ 7% DRAM SanDisk 9% + NAND/NOR Qimonda 6% Developers Nanya 2% Spansion 6% Winbond 1% Nanya 3% Single Spansion 1% Macronix 2% Memory Winbond 2% Developers Macronix 1%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40%

Top Five Market Share: 75% Top Five Market Share: 95%

Source: Micron Source: Micron Micron data is from FY 2008; Competitor data is from CQ4-07 – CQ3-08. Micron data is FQ2-13 – FQ1-14; Competitor data from CQ1-13 – CQ4-13 except for Toshiba, 1 Group total defined as only those companies listed on this page, although others may also exist. Macronix, and Spansion (CQ4-13 not yet available). Micron data is fiscal, competitor data is calendar. Percentages vary due to rounding. 1. Group total defined as only those companies listed on this page, although others may also exist. 2. Micron Includes NAND sold to Intel from IM Flash. 2. Micron Includes NAND sold to Intel from IM Flash; Elpida revenue prior to merger also included 3. Samsung and Toshiba include total memory revenue as reported. (Dec. 2012 - Jul. 2013). 3. Samsung and Toshiba include total memory revenue as reported.

Micron® enterprise-class SSDs deliver industry- leading performance and the most complete portfolio of SATA, SAS, and PCIe drives.

Lexar® memory cards, card readers, and USB Crucial® SSDs and DRAM deliver reliable flash drives deliver performance that’s trusted performance gains for more than 50,000 desktops, by professional photographers and consumers. laptops, servers, and workstations.

CLIENT SSD PHOTOGRAPHY CARDS

2.5-inch Modular Good Better Best

ENTERPRISE SSD MOBILE CARDS GAMING CARDS READERS

SATA PCIe

DRAM USB FLASH DRIVES

Desktop / Laptop Server USB 2.0 USB 3.0

Performance

ALBERTO GÓMEZ Sales Manager IBERIA & GREECE

MACHINE TO NETWORKING MACHINE MOBILE CLOUD BIG DATA

40% YoY Random Access User expectation Flat budget

SSDs in the Memory Hierarchy

CPU

1,000,000,000s

DIMM

DRAM DRAM

SSD PCIe PCIe Solving

the

SSD I/O Gap

SATA/

SAS

Operations per Second per Operations

HDD

TAPE 100s Picosecs Nanosecs Microsecs Millisecs Seconds Latency

180 M $16 B 171 160 M 147 $14 B 140 M 126 $12 B 120 M 107 $10 B 100 M 86 $8 B 80 M 64 $6 B 60 M 42 $4 B 40 M

20 M $2 B

0 M $0 B CY 2012 CY 2013 CY 2014 CY 2015 CY 2016 CY 2017 CY 2018

PC Tablets Notebook PC Desktop PC Channel Industrial Consumer Electronics Revenue

Source: Micron Marketing

20 M 19

15 M 14

10 10 M 7

5 5 M

0 M CY 2012 CY 2013 CY 2014 CY 2015 CY 2016 CY 2017

Internal Storage Systems External Storage Systems Storage & Server Cache Entry Servers and Blades Workstation Hyperscale Datacenter Source: Micron & IDC

Enterprise SSD Interface GB % Enterprise SSD Interface Revenue %

100% 100%

90% 20% 90% 25% 31% 35% 80% 38% 80% 44% 46% 46% 44% 48% 50% 49% 70% 70%

60% 60% 38% 50% 61% 50% 30% 48% 35% 26% 21% 18% 23% 17% 14% 12% 40% 40%

30% 30% 23% 24% 20% 26% 31% 35% 31% 33% 20% 29% 23% 27% 12% 17% 10% 10% 14% 11% 7% 6% 5% 4% 0% 0% CY 2012 CY 2013 CY 2014 CY 2015 CY 2016 CY 2017 CY 2012 CY 2013 CY 2014 CY 2015 CY 2016 CY 2017 SAS SATA PCIe Other

Source: Micron

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PCIe

SATA SAS

IO ACCELERATORS Performance

MISSION CRITICAL STORAGE CLOUD/WEB 2.0 STORAGE PERSONAL STORAGE

Endurance

Specification M500 M510 M550

NAND 20nm 128Gb 20nm 128Gb 20nm 64Gb/128Gb

mSATA:120/240/480GB mSATA: 128/256GB mSATA: 64/128/256/512GB Configurations M.2 2280 DS: 120/240/480GB M.2 2280 SS: 128/256GB M.2 2280 SS/DS: 64/128/256/512GB* 2.5” 7mm: 120/240/480/960GB 2.5” 5 & 7mm: 128/256GB 2.5” 5 & 7mm: 64/128/256/512GB/1TB

Device Sleep: 120/240 <5mW Device Sleep: <5mW Device Sleep: <3mW Power Idle: 80 to 100mW Idle: 80 to 100mW Idle: 80 to 100mW Active Average: 150mW Active Average: 150mW Active Average: 150mW

Seq. Write: 130 to 400MB/s Seq. Write: 150 to 300MB/s Seq. Write: 190 to 500MB/s Performance Seq. Read: 500MB/s Seq. Read: 520MB/s Seq. Read: 550MB/s PC Mark: 70 to 80K PC Mark: 70 to 80K PC Mark: 70 to 90K

Warranty 3 Year 3 Year 3 Year

MTTF 1.2M Hours 1.5M Hours 1.5M Hours

64GB=36TB Endurance (TBW) 72TB 72TB 128/256/512GB/1TB=72TB

Extended Feature Sets RAIN Reliability Technology, Device Sleep, Opal Encryption (eDrive), Robust Data Protection, and Adaptive Thermal Monitoring

Note: Performance values are fresh-out-of-box and “up to.” *Numbers shown are preliminary. DS = Double Sided, SS = Single Sided

Performance

Specification M500DC P400m P410m P420m P320h 25nm custom MLC 25nm custom MLC NAND 20nm MLC 25nm MLC 34nm SLC for SSD for SSD 1.8” (5mm), 2.5” HHHL PCIe: HHHL PCIe: (7mm) 2.5” (7mm) SATA: 2.5” (7mm) SAS: Configurations 700GB/1.4TB 350/700GB SATA:120/240/480/ 100/200/400GB 100/200/400GB 2.5” PCIe: 350/700GB 2.5” PCIe: 175/350GB 800GB

Warranty 5 Years 5 Years 5 Years 3 Years 3 Years

MTBF 2M 2M 2M 2M 2M

120GB = 0.5PB 100GB = 1.75 PB 100GB = 1.75 PB 350GB = 2.5 PB 175GB = 12.5PB 240GB = 1.0PB Endurance (TBW) 200GB = 3.5 PB 200GB = 3.5 PB 700GB = 5 PB 350GB = 25 PB 480GB = 1.9PB 400GB = 7 PB 400GB = 7 PB 1.4TB = 10 PB 700GB = 50 PB 800GB = 1.9PB

RAIN™, Temp Sensor, RAIN™, Temp Sensor, XPERT Features RAIN™, Hot Plug, Generation Changes XPERT Features Advanced WRITE FW, Advanced WRITE FW, Power hold up Temp Sensor Power Hold up Power Hold up

Steady State Performance READ = 425 MB/s READ = 400 MB/s READ = 410 MB/S READ = 3 GB/s READ = 3.2 GB/s (MB/s) WRITE = 375 MB/s WRITE = 320 MB/s WRITE = 345 MB/s WRITE = 630MB/s WRITE = 1.9 GB/s Steady State Performance (IOPS) Random Read @ 4KB READ = 65K READ = 60K READ = 50K READ = 750K READ = 785K Random Write @ 4KB WRITE = 36K WRITE = 26K WRITE = 30K WRITE = 95K WRITE = 205K

Crucial SSD Micron SSD

BOM Control:

Product Change Notifications:

Engineering Datasheet:

Customized Firmware Available:

Full Design-in Support:

Early Samples (Engineering & Qualification)

Engineering Technical Support:

First Production Availability

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IOPS/dollar: IOPS/watt: How much real How much real performance do I get performance do I get for my money? for electricity used? Enterprise HDD $280 150 IOPs Scope 150 IOPs 16.5 Watts $1.87/IOPS 9 IOPS/Watt

Client HDD $80 120 IOPs Scope 120 IOPs 9.3 Watts $0.67/IOPS 13 IOPS/Watt

Enterprise SSD $350 to $1200 750,000 IOPs Scope 750,000 IOPs 7 Watts Micron SSDS <$0.01/IOPS 107,000 IOPS/Watt offer better IOPS/watt Client SSD and $64 to $450 81,000 IOPs IOPS/dollar Scope 81,000 IOPs 3 Watts than HDDs <$0.01/IOPS 27,000 IOPS/Watt

Micron SSDs Offer Higher ROI vs. HDDs

vs. Clear Winner! Clear

85% Reduction 50% Reduction 75% Reduction 80% Reduction ~100 µs Latency Enterprise In Batch processing In software In Footprint In energy No more Reliabbility time Licenses Petabyte /1 floor Usage bottlenecks RAIN ,DPP ,PLP

! Faster ▶ 100x performance ▶ Near-instant data access ▶ Quicker boot/faster file transfers ! Cooler ▶ Less power to operate means less heat output ! Quieter When ▶ No moving parts compared ▶ Near-silent operation to HHDs, SSDs are: ! More Durable ▶ Non-mechanical design ▶ Shock resistant ! Less Power ▶ Less power at peak load ▶ Longer battery life in notebooks ▶ Less power strain on systems ! Lighter ▶ Less weight than HDDs

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SATA VS. SAS

Assess following aspects

SATA in SAS backbone, not visversa Multiple host High Relaibility compatibility Built around $/GB RAID storage development

SAS history SAS history

Life cycle of the product

Assess following aspects BUY SSD from FLASH Manufacturer

Ownership Smart IDs Write behavior Steady Quality

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Segment Product Endurance Products Use Model Description Category*

Read/write 25-50 drive fills/day accelerator

IO Accelerators

Read Accelerator/ 4-10 drive fills/day Metadata storage

Mission Critical Active, business- 5-10

Storage critical data drive fills/day

Cloud/Web 2.0 Active data <1-5 drive fills/day Storage

Up to 40GB/day for 5 Single user or bulk Personal Storage years or <1 drive storage fills/day

* For product-specific warranty, please contact your Micron Sales Representative

Personal Storage Datacenter Enterprise Storage M510 M550 M500 M500DC P400m P410m P420m P320h Video on Demand    Web acceleration   

HPC    

OLTP    

Caching    Mission critical DBs    DATA Center Cloud, Web 2.0    Workstation     Embedded: Medical,     Aerospace Video Production     Ultra Book PC Tablet     Corporate Notebook    SATA3 SAS PCIe    good better best 35 April 6, 2014 | ©2014 Micron Technology, Inc. | Micron Confidential PCIe SSD – ‘Virtual’ Examples

Server Sensitive to IO and CPU Virtualization latency, needs scalability

Desktop Requires more RAM and Virtualization HDD capacity

Virtual Desktop IO storms are key Integration technology issues (VDI)

Average Initial Boot Time per VM Latency Times 600 100000

500 READ Latency 10000

WRITE Latency

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Seconds (s) Seconds 100

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0 1 HDD NAS Micron HDD NAS Micron PCIe SSD PCIe SSD White Paper: P320h PCIe SSD Boot Storm Testing in Virtualized Environments 38 February 27, 2014 | ©2014 Micron Technology, Inc. Server Flash Consolidation

• Comparable performance and usage model to server PCIe SSD with the added benefits of: . Capacity on demand . Virtual SSD (+data) can be ‘moved’ between servers . Virtual SSD (+data) can be shared by many servers . No stranded SSD capacity in servers . No stranded data in servers

Without PFA With PFA Solution

Scalable Flexible Like Performance Lower TCO

20U 12U

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We breathe DRAM and Flash for over 20 years Micron Has Full Ownership of SSD Value Chain

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out of one hand

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solutions for ALL levels of integration

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