Japan’s government approved as much as ¥192 billion ($1.3 billion) in subsidies for Micron Technology Inc.’s Hiroshima factory, part of Tokyo’s efforts to bolster next-generation chip ...

TOKYO, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Japan will give Micron Technology Inc , opens new tab a subsidy of up to 46.5 billion yen ($320 million), the industry ministry said on Friday, so it can make advanced ...

President Trump announced that starting August 1, the U.S. will impose a 25% tariff on all imports from Japan and South Korea ...

Purdue sought to deepen connections with Japanese corporations and government in a trip to Tokyo during late April, according ...

A Purdue delegation deepened collaborations in semiconductor research and technology innovation during corporate and ...

TOKYO – Micron said on Thursday it will invest up to 500 billion yen (S$4.9 billion) to produce next-generation semiconductors in Japan after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held talks with some of ...

China has launched a cybersecurity probe into Micron in retaliation to the U.S. chip export curbs and urged Japan not to back U.S.' chip bans.

TOKYO — Micron Technology Inc. intends to buy out Kobe Steel Ltd.'s majority position in KMT Semiconductor Ltd., their jointly-owned DRAM fab, in a deal that would end Kobe's involvement in the memory ...

TOKYO -- Micron Technology, a U.S. chipmaker, will invest up to 500 billion yen ($ 3.6 billion) in Japan over the next few years, including a plant in Hiroshima prefecture that makes DRAM chips.

TOKYO - Micron said it will invest $3.6-billion to produce next-generation semiconductors in Japan after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held talks with some of the world's biggest chipmakers.

Micron is the sole American maker of so-called high -bandwidth memory chips, ... Bloomberg has reported, while it discusses an additional facility in Japan with Tokyo officials.

Micron Technology plans to build a chipmaking complex in the town of Clay starting this year. Officials say they're not worried by reports that the Trump administration might try to change terms ...