Hi Kisha,

Hey Ananda.

Today is a day not to sleep on upstate New York.

Micron is the fourth largest maker of semiconductor chips

in the world.

Semiconductors are the basic materials needed to make chips and integrated circuits. the from AI powered video games to chat gPT.

Invidia, the Silicon Valley company that continues to revolutionize the

semiconductor computing power of AI has chosen Micron

to produce a good number of their chips and microns expanding

speaking of chips this story in the Syracuse paper today that micron micron is going to pledge a hundred billion dollars to build a mega complex

of computer chip plants in Syracuse's northern suburbs.

Jim, this would be the largest single private investment in the history of New York State.

We're joined today by the CEO of Micron to celebrate their commitment to invest

$100 billion in the next 20 years.

Here in America.

Micron's building a chip factory in Clay, New York,

a suburb just north of Syracuse. It's going to be a mega factory, 1,300 acres when all

are said and done. And it's expected to employ thousands of people and generate a boom cycle in Syracuse. But is this too good to be

true for locals who've lived through one technology manufacturing boom and bus cycle after another?

This episode, we're taking a look at whether

Micron's new plant could positively impact a city that lost its manufacturing

decades ago. I'm in Ande Barclay. I'm Kiehia Mackenzie. And this is Moral repair a black exploration of

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