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India is poised to approve a $3-billion investment by US semiconductor company Micron to set up an outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) unit with at least four assembly lines, people in the know told ET.

You invest money in their country, but then those business leaders have to comethr back to the u.s. and lobby e us .s. government to haveq better policy towards china. yeah, thats exactly it. poli for instance, you know, they went after micron in the memory chip maker. the they had this bogus security review. they banned its products. guess. urity just a few hours ago, micron ew hours announced it was putting $602 million into a new chip facility in china. thats how its work. they are coercing o...

Micron: The company said it now expects an impact on about half of its revenue from China-headquartered firms, which equates to a low-double-digit percentage of its total revenue.

Amid Indias push to woo chipmakers to India, several semiconductor makers are in talks to set up assembly and packaging facilities in the country. Besides semiconductors, the government is also looking to attract investments for electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing.

The investment will include buying packaging equipment from a Xian-based subsidiary of Taiwans Powertech Technology Inc, which Micron has been using in the factory since 2016, the company said.

Micron: The company has been targeted by Chinas cyberspace regulator, which last month said the firm, the United States biggest memory chipmaker, had failed a network security review and that the regulator would block operators of key infrastructure from buying from the company.

Intel Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger flew to Wroclaw, Poland, to announce a new $4.6 billion chip facility in the 1,000-year-old university town, marking a record US investment in the country. Micron is close to an agreement to commit at least $1 billion toward setting up a semiconductor packaging factory in India, people familiar with the matter said.

In a statement, the firm said it would invest the funds over the next few years in its plant in the city of Xi'an to acquire equipment and add a new factory at the facility.

Micron: Intel Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger flew to Wroclaw, Poland, to announce a new $4.6 billion chip facility in the 1,000-year-old university town, marking a record US investment in the country.

Documentaryasias tech titans. despite those tensions mentioned in the piece about foxconn, the un chip—maker micron is going to invest in chinese factory, in its commitment to the country. this comes only weeks after micron was barred from supplying chinas critical infrastructure suppliers in the so—called chip or between the us and china. they speak to our north american business correspondent who is in new york for us. michelle, this suggests that micron believes that the restore profitabi...