$15.0B — $15B "through the end of the decade" for a new leading-edge memory fab in Boise, Idaho (paid to unnamed vendors/contractors — this source doesn't disclose who specifically got the money)
$15.0B — $15B "through the end of the decade" for a new leading-edge memory fab in Boise, Idaho (paid to unnamed vendors/contractors — this source doesn't disclose who specifically got the money)
Sourced figures 1
- Micron investor relations release $15B new leading-edge memory fab, explicitly tied to "domestic supply of leading-edge memory required for ... data center, fueled by accelerating adoption of artificial intelligence"
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Basis
$15.0B — $15B "through the end of the decade" for a new leading-edge memory fab in Boise, Idaho (paid to unnamed vendors/contractors — this source doesn't disclose who specifically got the money)
Hypothesized recipients 2
- Micron Technology (memory fab construction (leading-edge DRAM)) → Exytehypothesis
Hired as general contractor for Micron's Boise, Idaho fab after the 2022 announcement; Micron terminated Exyte's GC contract effective Sept 2, 2025 (per an Idaho Department of Labor filing), retaining Exyte afterward only as lead architect/engineer for Phase 1 design.
- Micron Technology (memory fab construction (leading-edge DRAM)) → Yates/Layton Joint Venturehypothesis
Construction manager-at-risk (a Yates/Layton joint venture, a separate entity from Yates Construction alone) under a guaranteed-maximum-price contract for Micron's Boise fab; approximately 6,000 trades workers on site at peak.
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