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Digitimes September 1, 2026 By Lily Hess positive

Micron opens Tainan plant after 6.5 months amid labor dispute

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Micron's plant at the Southern Taiwan Science Park, which it purchased from AUO for NT$7.4 billion (US$233.8 million) in August 2024, is now officially in operation, marking a key milestone in the transformation of its Tainan site. The move comes as Micron posts record revenue and profit, while a labor dispute at its Taiwan operations has raised strike concerns.
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