Micron's chip plant union in Taoyuan, Taiwan, voted 1,994 of 2,258 members in favour of a strike after profit-sharing talks failed. The union wants a special bonus of 83 months' salary plus 15% profit share; Micron had offered 68 months. No strike date is set yet, and a Taichung plant is also in talks. Micron is one of three main memory makers (about 24% share). For a Thai SME, this is indirect: RAM and memory supply could tighten and stay expensive, which matters if you buy computers, servers or electronics. No action is needed yet.