Micron's India Chip Output Reportedly Jumps to Hundreds of Millions in 2027

According to media reports, Micron expects to assemble and test tens of millions of chips in 2026 at its first semiconductor assembly and test plant in India (the Sanand plant), and to expand capacity to hundreds of millions of units in 2027. It is reported that Micron has sent the plant's first shipment of India-made memory modules to Dell Technologies for laptops manufactured and sold in India. Micron CEO, Sanjay Mehrotra, said that the plant's current output capacity already exceeds the memory required by India's laptop market. Finished DRAM and NAND products were now leaving Micron's facility in Sanand, Gujarat, for customers around the world with the "Made in India" label.