President Lai Grateful for Micron’s Trust in Taiwan’s Tech Innovation

Micron, known for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips crucial in AI systems, is pivotal in Taiwan's tech ecosystem.

Taipei: Taiwan President Lai Ching-te expressed gratitude to Micron’s Chief Executive Sanjay Mehrotra on Friday for the company’s ongoing investment and trust in Taiwan. Their rare public meeting highlights Taiwan’s pivotal role in global tech, despite political complexities.

In a video released by the president’s office, Lai thanked Mehrotra for “showing trust and support for Taiwan.” He emphasized Micron’s long-term commitment to Taiwan and its role in advancing DRAM process technology, critical for the tech industry.

I want to thank Micron for its long-term investment in Taiwan and continuing to promote the upgrading of DRAM process technology in Taiwan.” – Lai Ching-te, Taiwan President

Micron, known for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips crucial in AI systems, is pivotal in Taiwan’s tech ecosystem. Lai expressed hope for Micron to expand its research capabilities, with Taiwan facilitating a conducive environment for international talent.

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“It’s an honor to meet with you today,” Mehrotra responded to Lai, reflecting on their undisclosed meeting that wasn’t initially part of the president’s public schedule.

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President Lai, who assumed office in May, faces challenges from China, which disputes Taiwan’s sovereignty. Despite tensions, Lai remains committed to Taiwan’s autonomy and has extended invitations for dialogue, rebuffed by Beijing.

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