Remember GlobalFoundries? AMD's ex-fab business is still estimated to be the third biggest semiconductor foundry in the world by revenue, thanks to its manufacture of chips for smart mobile ...

In 2018, AMD replaced GlobalFoundries with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company as its main manufacturing partner. AMD's stock, which peaked at nearly $200 a year ago, was worth $100 on Monday.

GlobalFoundries, which was spun out of AMD’s former manufacturing arm in 2009, makes chips for clients such as AMD, Broadcom, NXP, and Qualcomm. It also produces components for AMD’s Ryzen ...

Despite the new arrangement, both AMD and GloblaFoundries said they will continue to partner together for future chip production. "Today marks the start of a new era for GlobalFoundries as it ...

GlobalFoundries was founded in 2009 when AMD spun off its chip manufacturing business into a separate company. AMD three years later gave up its ownership stake in GlobalFoundries by selling it to ...

Intel may follow AMD's Lisa Su by spinning off its foundry business to GlobalFoundries, creating a US-based chipmaking powerhouse, says a former TSMC executive. Save my User ID and Password Some ...