Micron Technology has begun manufacturing its most advanced 1α DRAM memory at its Manassas, Virginia fab, marking a significant expansion of US domestic memory production. This $2 billion investment will quadruple DDR4 wafer supply, supporting critical sectors like automotive, defense, aerospace, and medical devices. The project is part of Micron's broader $200 billion US investment plan, expected to create around 90,000 jobs nationwide and strengthen US economic and national security. Production qualification is expected by the end of 2026, with additional expansions underway in Idaho and New York.
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