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Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Wednesday, December 3rd.

I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

Amazon is facing a new labor challenge,

this time from small business owners who run the e-commerce giant's package delivery network.

Some delivery service partners formed a group called DSPs for equitable and fair treatment, or

deft. They say their goal is to organize the company's roughly 2,400 delivery service providers

to fight for better terms and reverse policies, they say, wipe out their profits. The founders,

who haven't yet revealed their identities publicly, want Amazon to increase pay for package

deliveries and reimbursement for van usage, as well as loosen the criteria for bonus payouts.

Amazon said it consults with a group of DSPs about policy changes.

A company spokesperson said the majority of DSPs are successful, profitable businesses,

and claims to the contrary are inaccurate.

Micron Technology is shutting down its consumer business, which goes by the name crucial.

Micron's chief business officer said today the move would allow the company to redirect resources

toward large AI and data center customers demanding more of its memory and storage products.

Surging demand from hypers investing in AI and cloud infrastructure has lifted Micron's revenue.

It has also prompted the company to increase production capacity, as surging AI workloads have

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