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Micron pledges $250M to Trump Accounts, joining Dell in corporate push

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Chip manufacturer Micron has announced a $250 million contribution to Trump Accounts, a new savings initiative set to open for contributions on July 4. The company will match employee contributions of up to $1,000 per child and provide $250 seed funding for children in communities across seven states where it operates. President Trump described it as the largest corporate investment of its kind. The pledge follows Dell's earlier $6.25 billion donation to the same program. The move also builds on Micron's previously announced $200 billion commitment to US-based manufacturing.

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