Unanswered Questions Surround Micron’s Massive Investment in Hiroshima Amid Job Cuts

Ten years have passed since U.S. semiconductor giant Micron Technology bought Japan’s bankrupt Elpida Memory.

While Micron has announced investment of up to ¥500 billion in Japan, it has also proceeded with large-scale job cuts at its Hiroshima plant in the city of Higashihiroshima. The local community, which has embarked on human resource development through an industry-academia-government collaboration, is closely watching whether the chip industry will become a new pillar of support for the local economy.

‘No room to say no’

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