Micron Technology (MU.O) will fund Yintai’s expansion in Rome, New York, restoring domestic processing capacity for critical minerals used in semiconductor manufacturing. The companies will sign a long-term supply agreement for high‑purity mineral feedstock to cut reliance on globally concentrated refining capacity. The investment is part of Micron’s July plan to invest up to $3 bln in the US semiconductor supply chain and supports its pledge to spend more than $250 bln on US wafer manufacturing

Micron Technology (MU.O) will fund Yintai’s expansion in Rome, New York, restoring domestic processing capacity for critical minerals used in semiconductor manufacturing. The companies will sign a long-term supply agreement for high‑purity mineral feedstock to cut reliance on globally concentrated refining capacity. The investment is part of Micron’s July plan to invest up to $3 bln in the US semiconductor supply chain and supports its pledge to spend more than $250 bln on US wafer manufacturing and technology through 2035.