Micron signs historic deal with feds for $6.1 billion to build chip plants in Central NY, Idaho
Washington – Micron Technology and federal officials have agreed to a final deal that will provide the chipmaker with $6.1 billion in grants to build plants in Central New York and Idaho, the White House announced today.
Micron was awarded more than $6.1 billion in federal subsidies to help pay for new chip-making plants in Boise and upstate ...
The federal government formally announced it would award Boise-based Micron Technology with $6.2 billion in funding through ...
Micron is set to get a multi-billion dollar subsidy from the White House, with implications in the Treasure Valley job market ...
Deal would create 20,000 new jobs in Idaho and New York Micron Technology on Tuesday received a grant of up to $6.165 billion ...
U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer announced Monday that Micron will receive $6.1 billion in federal funding to construct a Central ...
The Department of Commerce has reached a binding agreement with Micron to award the company $6.165 billion in direct funding ...
Chip maker Micron Technology Inc. is getting $275 million in federal funding to expand and upgrade its semiconductor ...
Manassas-based Micron, a semiconductor chip manufacturer, is expected to receive up to $275 million in federal funding to ...
The investment will support the construction of advanced memory chip facilities in Clay, New York, and Boise, Idaho.
The Biden administration has pushed to disburse money for semiconductor manufacturing under the Chips and Science Act before ...
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