Micron Technology committed roughly $200 billion in US investment, earmarked for memory chip manufacturing and research facilities across Idaho, New York, and Virginia.
What Micron is actually building
The $200 billion core commitment breaks down into $150 billion for domestic manufacturing and $50 billion for R&D. That represents a $30 billion increase from the company’s prior investment pledges.
Micron plans to construct a second leading-edge memory fabrication plant in Boise, Idaho, with DRAM output targeted for 2027. Up to four high-volume fabs are slated for New York, and existing operations in Manassas, Virginia, are getting a significant modernization.
The goal is to produce 40% of Micron’s DRAM chips domestically and bring advanced manufacturing nodes back from overseas, particularly Taiwan.
