NTE Electronics [NTE]

Micron is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies. It is  headquartered in Boise, Idaho, and incorporated under the laws of the state of Idaho in 1978.
In 2008,Micron launches Aptina Imaging: a CMOS image sensor division. It continues leadership in energy-efficient memory designs with new low-voltage DDR3 and higher-density DDR2 parts. Intel and Micron are first to deliver a sub-40 nanometer NAND Flash memory device. And expands partnership with Nanya by acquiring Qimonda AG's stake in Inotera Memories, Inc.Then it won the Most Innovative NAND Process Technology—Semiconductor Insights Award.The next year it became the JEDEC Award for Technical Achievement in DDR3 and Module Standards.In that year Micron’s Chairman and CEO Steve Appleton and other Micron’s Chairman and CEO Steve Appleton met with President Obama in support of Economic Recovery Package.Micron Won Prestigious Semiconductor Insight Awards for DRAM and NAND Flash Technology Innovations.

The Company has wholly owned wafer fabrication facilities in Boise, Idaho, Manassas, Virginia, Avezzano, Italy, and Nishiwaki City, Japan; wholly owned assembly and test operations in Boise, Idaho, Xi’an, China, and Singapore; and memory module assembly operations in Boise, Idaho, Singapore, East Kilbride, Scotland, and Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
They leverage Micron’s global operations to design and manufacture products and support customers around the world. The close coordination of research, manufacturing, and support functions helps they deliver high-quality products that meet their customers' requirements while achieving low cost production through decreased manufacturing cycle times and increased yields.