Micron promotes Manish Bhatia to COO and Scott DeBoer to CTO amid AI demand.

Bhatia joined Micron in 2017 and has helped build an integrated operating model to respond more effectively to customer needs.
DeBoer has been with Micron since 1995, bringing decades of experience to lead the memory and storage technology roadmap and oversee Micron Research Labs.
A global flagship research hub dedicated to breakthrough memory and compute technologies will be overseen as part of DeBoer’s expanded remit.
Micron’s US investment program for AI infrastructure is expanding, with planned investment expected to exceed $250 billion through 2035.
Even as the leadership shake-up was announced, Micron’s stock faced a pre-market dip, trading about 0.68% lower at roughly $926 on Nasdaq.
Micron Technology promoted Manish Bhatia to President and Chief Operating Officer and Scott DeBoer to President and Chief Technology and Products Officer, effective immediately, in a leadership restructuring aimed at accelerating innovation and execution amid surging AI-driven demand for memory and storage MarketWatch. The moves come as Micron expands US manufacturing and investment in AI infrastructure, with planned investment expected to exceed $250 billion through 2035.
Bhatia, who joined Micron in 2017, will oversee global operations and business units, including P&L, manufacturing, demand, pricing, and delivery SeekingAlpha. His seven-year tenure has centered on building an integrated operating model to respond more effectively to customer needs. The appointment positions him to drive operational efficiency across Micron's expanding manufacturing footprint.
Scott DeBoer, a 29-year Micron veteran since 1995, moves into the chief technology and products officer role directing memory and storage technology roadmaps and Micron Research Labs MarketWatch. His expanded remit includes overseeing a global flagship research hub dedicated to breakthrough memory and compute technologies. The appointment leverages DeBoer's decades of technical expertise to shape Micron's innovation strategy.
Sumit Sadana, previously chief business officer, transitions to senior advisor to the CEO under the restructuring SeekingAlpha. The change reflects a broader realignment of leadership responsibilities as Micron recalibrates its executive structure. Sadana's advisory role maintains institutional knowledge within the leadership team during the operational transition.
Micron's stock faced a pre-market decline on the announcement, trading roughly 0.68% lower at approximately $926 on Nasdaq BusinessUpturn. The dip suggests investor caution despite management's framing of the restructuring as essential for meeting AI infrastructure demand. The leadership shake-up aims to align operations with accelerating growth in memory and storage needs driven by artificial intelligence expansion.
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