Micron said its $2.75 billion plant in Sanand, Gujarat, has completed construction and entered full commercial shipments, supplying finished memory products to customers worldwide. The facility handles advanced DRAM and NAND wafers produced by Micron at other sites and converts them into finished storage products in India. According to the company, commercial production at the plant began earlier this year. Micron also said the first India-made shipments from the site have already been sent to Dell Technologies. The update was cited by Techub News, which referenced Watcher Guru. The announcement marks the transition of the Sanand facility from the construction phase to full shipment operations, with the plant now serving global customers as part of Micron’s manufacturing network.
Micron said its $2.75 billion plant in Sanand, Gujarat, has completed construction and entered full commercial shipments, with finished memory products now being supplied to customers worldwide.
The facility converts advanced DRAM and NAND wafers produced by Micron at other locations into finished storage products. Micron said commercial production at the plant started earlier this year, and the first India-made shipments have already been sent to Dell Technologies.
Techub News cited Watcher Guru in reporting the update.
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