mikron

[ mahy-kron ]

noun

, plural mi·krons, mi·kra [mahy, -kr, uh].

1. a variant of micron.

Example Sentences

And they have imposed sanctions on Rostec, Russia’s largest military and defense conglomerate; Mikron, the country’s largest maker and exporter of microchips; and Tactical Missiles Corporation, which produces missiles the Russian military is using in Ukraine.

From New York Times

Krasnikov, 64, is a lifelong Mikron employee, and in 2016, after Russia’s annexation of Crimea had triggered sanctions, Putin put him in charge of electronics as a national technological priority.

From Science Magazine

The invasion of Ukraine has isolated Russian science and triggered wide-ranging sanctions—including measures against Mikron.

From Science Magazine

Instead, Gennady Krasnikov, who leads Mikron, Russia’s biggest chipmaker, won the 20 September election.

From Science Magazine

Russia retains some manufacturers that produce chips of older designs, including Mikron, which was founded in Soviet times near Moscow.

From Washington Post