Micron views S’pore plant as key to AI demand


Production at the plant will start in 2026. — ARTIST'S IMPRESSIONS: MICRON TECHNOLOGY

SINGAPORE: A new US$7bil plant being built in Singapore will underpin Micron Technology’s plans to produce advanced semiconductors needed for artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

The facility, which is adjacent to Micron’s existing plant in Woodlands, was announced earlier in 2025 and will initially create 1,400 jobs, with that increasing to around 3,000.

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