Micron Taiwan Plant Union Set for Strike

A Micron union in Taiwan plans a twenty four hour strike after wage talks stalled. The action follows a separate deal reached with workers at a larger site. Analysts expect limited impact if core operations continue.

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FILE PHOTO: The newly opened Micron Advanced Assembly and Test Taiwan 2 (AATT2) facility in Taichung, Taiwan, October 15, 2026. REUTERS/Ann Wang/File Photo

Micron Technology faces a 24-hour strike in Taiwan after a labor union rejected profit-sharing terms, despite a separate deal at a larger site. The artificial intelligence boom has driven demand for memory chips produced by firms including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix while elevating employee pay demands. The industrial action threatens production of DRAM and HBM components used in global servers and smartphones.

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