# Micron plans ~$200B US investment in DRAM manufacturing and R&D

Micron Technology announced plans to invest approximately $200 billion in semiconductor manufacturing and R&D in Idaho, New York and Virginia, including a second leading-edge fab in Boise, expansion in Manassas, and HBM packaging capabilities, creating an estimated 90,000 jobs.

- Type: Investment
- Announced: 2025-06-12
- Where: Boise, Idaho; Manassas, Virginia; New York, United States
- Value: $200.0B
- Jobs: 90,000
- Starts operating: 2027
- Status: announced
- Capacity: 40% of DRAM chips in the U.S.
- Products: DRAM, High Bandwidth Memory (HBM)
- Sectors: [Semiconductors and Industrial Electronics](https://endata.com/sectors/semiconductors-electronics.md)

## Companies

- [Micron Technology](https://endata.com/companies/16026.md)
- [U.S. Department of Commerce](https://endata.com/companies/74718.md) (partner)

## Sources

- [investors.micron.com](https://investors.micron.com/news/press-release/2025/Micron-and-Trump-Administration-Announce-Expanded-U-S--Investments-in-Leading-Edge-DRAM-Manufacturing-and-RD-06-12-2025/default.aspx), 2025-06-12: "Micron Plans to Invest Approximately $200 Billion in Semiconductor Manufacturing and R&D in Idaho, New York and Virginia, Enhancing Domestic Memory Supply and Technology Leadership"
- [nist.gov](https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2025/06/president-trump-secures-200b-investment-micron-technology-memory-chip), 2025-06-12: "President Trump has made it clear that the time to build in America is now."
- [thomasnet.com](https://www.thomasnet.com/insights/micron-commerce-department-u-s-chip-manufacturing/), 2025-06-13: "On June 12, 2025, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced that leading semiconductor firm Micron Technology is committing $200 billion to expand its semiconductor operations in the U.S.—marking the single largest U.S. semiconductor investment ever."

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Data from Endata (https://endata.com/). Announcements are summarized from public sources and may be incomplete; check the linked originals.
