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Micron breaks ground on $9bn Hiroshima expansion to chase AI memory demand

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Micron Technology has started a $9.3 billion expansion of its Hiroshima factory to produce high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI accelerators, with commercial shipments expected by summer 2028. The project is partly funded by Japan's government, reflecting a strategic push to revive its semiconductor industry amid growing AI memory demand.

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