Micron Hiroshima fab expansion adds Japan-backed HBM capacity for AI chips, with new production equipment due in late 2028.

Micron said the spread of AI across data centre systems and edge computing is driving continued increases in demand for advanced DRAM and high-bandwidth memory.

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Japan is backing Micron's $9.3 billion Hiroshima expansion as it seeks to become an AI memory hub and challenge South Korea's ...

The production floor is almost evenly split between robotics and skilled technicians. While robots handle precision tasks ...

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