Trump Accounts is a program that supports long-term wealth building for children born in the United States. In addition to introducing a contribution-matching program that supplements contributions for children of its U.S. employees, Micron will provide a one-time contribution of $250 per eligible child in the seven states where it operates.

 U.S. President Donald Trump also referenced the announcement on his own social networking service, “Truth Social,” and praised Micron, saying, “Micron is truly a great American company.” He expressed the view that the contribution is the largest corporate investment in Trump Accounts and will benefit more than one million children.

 Since the Trump administration took office, U.S. IT companies have increasingly sought closer ties with the administration. In January, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Oracle chairman Larry Ellison, and SoftBank Group chairman and president Masayoshi Son announced the $500 billion AI infrastructure initiative “Stargate” at the White House alongside President Trump. During his visit to China in May, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Apple CEO Tim Cook accompanied him, and Micron’s latest contribution is also likely to be viewed as another example of cooperation between the administration and major IT companies over Trump Accounts.