Organization

Micron Technology

American multinational corporation based in Boise, Idaho

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Corporate ratings

High Risk

Micron received a high-risk rating because it has adopted race and identity-based hiring and philanthropic practices that prioritize group identity over merit, and because its corporate governance reflects strong engagement in partisan advocacy and political funding. These factors, combined with medium risk around cancel culture practices, indicate the company frequently allows political and social activism to influence its business decisions rather than staying focused on shareholder and consumer interests.

CancellationsMedium Risk
Discriminatory PhilanthropyHigh Risk
Employment ProtectionHigh Risk
Advocacy BiasHigh Risk
FundingHigh Risk
Political ActionsHigh Risk

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coverage spread: L34/C29/R37

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Tech

Micron Details Boise Lab, Albany EUV Center funding split

Micron announced Micron Research Labs, a U.S.-based, long-horizon memory and compute research hub headquartered in Boise backed by a $10 billion investment over the next decade, with extensive university collaborations, global satellite labs, and broad ecosystem partnerships. In parallel, the company is funding North America’s first publicly owned High-NA EUV lithography center in Albany, New York as part of a public-private partnership, a $10 billion project with IBM, Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron to strengthen domestic memory technology and manufacturing capabilities.

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Micron Technology

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Micron Details Boise Lab, Albany EUV Center funding split

Micron Technology

Corporate ratings

In the news

Micron Details Boise Lab, Albany EUV Center funding split

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