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According to a post on X by @dnystedt, Micron said it will freeze construction of its US$4.5 billion Taoyuan Fab 11E amid a union dispute over profit-sharing. Taiwan officials are continuing to mediate the dispute. The fab is meant to make HBM and DRAM for AI servers. The post notes that Taiwan already accounts for about 60% of Micron's global DRAM output and much of its HBM.
According to a post on X by @dnystedt, Micron said it will freeze construction of its US$4.5 billion Taoyuan Fab 11E amid a union dispute over profit-sharing. Taiwan officials are continuing to mediate the dispute. The fab is meant to make HBM and DRAM for AI servers. The post notes that Taiwan already accounts for about 60% of Micron's global DRAM output and much of its HBM.
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Micron said it will freeze construction of its US$4.5 billion Taoyuan Fab 11E amid a union dispute over profit-sharing, while Taiwan officials keep mediating. The plant is meant to make HBM and DRAM for AI servers; Taiwan already accounts for about 60% of Micron's global DRAM output and much of its HBM. Why it...
The pause affects new HBM capacity that AI server makers need, so the delay could tighten supply for those buyers. Because Taiwan supplies a large share of Micron's DRAM and much of its HBM, the labor dispute matters beyond a single plant. Watch whether the mediation produces a resolution and when construction restarts.
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