Micron Says Humanoid Robots Could Need Over 200 GB of DRAM

Micron says humanoid robots could add to demand for memory, even if the current AI boom cools. In an article published by Wccftech, the company’s chief financial officer said Micron expects each humanoid robot to require more than 200 GB of DRAM and multiple terabytes of NAND.

The remarks come as Micron reported results for fiscal Q4 2026. According to Wccftech, the company beat consensus estimates on nearly every metric, while its guidance for next quarter’s adjusted gross margin was 86.25%, slightly below the 86.40% consensus estimate.

Micron is one of the three major memory makers, alongside Samsung and SK hynix. The report frames humanoid robots as a potential new source of memory demand, but the figures are Micron’s estimate of what each robot would need; the source does not establish how many robots will be built or how much memory they will ultimately use.