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Taiwan President William Lai implored Micron management and workers to resolve their differences ahead of a possible strike in Taiwan that could threaten memory chip supplies amid a severe shortage, media report. ("魚幫水、水幫魚") President Lai made the statement at the opening of a new Micron packaging plant in central Taiwan, where he highlighted the speed of local construction crews to have it up and running in just over a year, while also noting Micron’s continued commitment to Taiwan: NT$1.4 trillion (US$45 billion) invested over the past 30-years. One union says it already has enough votes to call a strike over Micron’s employee bonus scheme. Taiwan is Micron’s biggest manufacturing center, with 15,000 workers, and its main HBM chip production center. $MU $SKHY $SSNLF #semiconductors Links: https://t.co/NBYr0FM9Y6 https://t.co/aOrNS6PxNa