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Trump Hails Micron as Hottest Company After Major US Research Pledge President Donald Trump praised Micron Technology as one of the hottest companies in the world after the chipmaker announced a $10 billion investment in new research labs based in the United States. In a Truth Social post, Trump highlighted the commitment as keeping America at the forefront of artificial intelligence and advanced computing. He noted that the new spending comes on top of Micron’s earlier $250 billion pledge for domestic manufacturing and research and development, which the company says will support tens of thousands of American jobs. The latest initiative, called Micron Research Labs, is planned over the next decade and will be headquartered in Boise, Idaho. It aims to pursue long horizon breakthroughs in memory technology and compute systems beyond current product roadmaps. Trump congratulated Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra and framed the investment as evidence that companies are committing trillions of dollars to the United States because of administration policies.

*Trump Hails Micron as Hottest Company After Major US Research Pledge* President Donald Trump praised Micron Technology as one of the hottest companies in the world after the chipmaker announced a $10 billion investment in new research labs based in the United States. In a Truth Social post, Trump highlighted the commitment as keeping America at the forefront of artificial intelligence and advanced computing. He noted that the new spending comes on top of Micron’s earlier $250 billion pledge for domestic manufacturing and research and development, which the company says will support tens of thousands of American jobs. The latest initiative, called Micron Research Labs, is planned over the next decade and will be headquartered in Boise, Idaho. It aims to pursue long horizon breakthroughs in memory technology and compute systems beyond current product roadmaps. Trump congratulated Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra and framed the investment as evidence that companies are committing trillions of dollars to the United States because of administration policies.

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