INTERVIEW/Micron touts Taiwan's well-established semiconductor ecosystem
09/03/2023 09:44 PM
Taiwan has a well-established ecosystem for producing semiconductors, which is the reason why Micron Technology Inc. has decided to produce its most advanced dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips in the country, Micron Taiwan head Donghui Lu (盧東暉) said in an exclusive interview with CNA.
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