Micron Taoyuan union plans to launch strike at Taiwan plant on Thursday
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Micron's Taoyuan union plans to launch a strike at Micron's Taiwan plant on Thursday over a pay dispute, demanding Micron propose a better employee profit-sharing plan. Mediation between Micron and the union failed last month, and union members authorized labor action in early October. Micron has approximately 15,000 employees in Taiwan, and its Taiwan plant is a key memory chip manufacturing hub for the company, producing DRAM and high-bandwidth memory chips required for AI servers. Driven by data center demand this year, supply of related products has remained tight overall.
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Micron's Taiwan union plans to strike on Thursday over pay, pressuring the company to improve its profit-sharing offer. Micron has around 1,500 employees in Taiwan, producing DRAM and high-bandwidth memory chips for AI servers. The Taiwan facility is a key manufacturing hub for Micron's memory chips.
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