(Reuters) -Memory chip maker Micron Technology is set to receive $6.1 billion in grants from the U.S. Commerce Department to help pay for domestic chip factory projects, Democratic U.S. Senate ...

Micron Technology Inc., the largest US maker of computer-memory chips, is poised to get $6.1 billion in grants from the Commerce Department to help pay for domestic factory projects, part of an ...

Micron Technology Inc. MU is poised to receive a substantial boost with reports indicating that it could secure more than $6 billion in chip grants for ... undertaking is set to be the largest ...

Micron Technology is poised to get more than $6 billion in grants from the U.S. Commerce ... It isn't clear whether the chip maker plans to also accept loans available to it through the 2022 ...

One of those agreements is with Micron Technology, which signed a deal in December to get $4.6 billion in federal grants to build two big chip plants in the town of Clay. Micron could also get ...

"This is not a simple yes/no decision; there are many shades of gray," writes environmental consultant responding to letter ...

It was initially announced in April that Micron was set to receive $6.14bn under the act ... levied tariffs on the semiconductor industry instead of handing out grants and loans to chip companies.

The Senate’s draft tax bill is set to raise chip factory credit to 30% from 25%. This change aims to encourage chip makers to ...

CNY Central wanted to get the majority leader’s take on the future of the CHIPS Act, which paved the way for Micron to set its sights on the Town of Clay for its next memory chip plant.