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MICRON HALTS WORK ON $4.5 BILLION CHIP PLANT IN TAIWAN DUE TO LABOR DISPUTE.
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Micron Technology has paused construction of its $4.5 billion chip plant in Taiwan amid a labor dispute, halting work on a key piece of its global memory-capacity expansion. The project is part of the company’s broader push to add advanced DRAM and high-bandwidth memory output as demand from AI data centers strains supply. The delay matters because Micron is one of only three major DRAM producers, alongside Samsung and SK Hynix, so any slip in capacity timing can tighten an already constrained memory market. Investors will watch for a resolution with Taiwanese labor representatives and any revised timeline for equipment installation and volume production.
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