On Thursday, Micron Technology (MU.US) closed up 4.52% with trading volume reaching USD 40.907 billion, announcing plans to invest over USD 250 billion in the United States by 2035, a significant increase from the USD 200 billion disclosed in June of last year. The additional investment aims to produce 40% of its DRAM output domestically, funding facility construction including a second advanced memory chip fabrication plant in Boise, Idaho, and expanding an existing facility in Manassas, Virginia. Micron also announced an intention to invest up to USD 3 billion in strengthening the U.S. semiconductor supply chain, with USD 500 million as strategic financing support for GlobalWafers Co., Ltd. NVIDIA closed down 0.66% with trading volume of USD 26.537 billion, having launched its open-source Nemotron 3 Ultra model. SanDisk closed up 7.59% with trading volume of USD 24.641 billion, as storage-related stocks rose broadly. Meta Platforms (META.US) closed up 4.70% with trading volume of USD 15.697 billion, as CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated Meta needs as much computing power as possible amid a shortage.