On July 9 Micron Technology said it would allocate as much as $3 billion to reinforce the US semiconductor supply chain. The bulk of the move rests on a new financing and wafer supply pact with Taiwan's GlobalWafers that targets greater domestic resilience.

The majority of resources will flow through the freshly inked wafer financing and delivery accord with the Taiwanese supplier.
Executives framed the collaboration as an important milestone on the road to greater American semiconductor autonomy.
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