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Hardware Ex-AMD fab GlobalFoundries has been fined $500K after admitting it shipped $17,000,000 worth of product to a company associated with China's military industrial complex News ...
AMD took initial steps to focus on chip design when it spun off its manufacturing operations to GlobalFoundries, which began operating in 2009. AMD is now divesting its stake of around 9 percent ...
GlobalFoundries, an operator of semiconductor foundries that manufactures chips for companies such as AMD, from which it was spun off in 2009, also delivered healthy results today, beating the ...
GlobalFoundries invested significant amounts of capital in order to meet AMD's timeline for 32nm and 28nm parts. The foundry built a 28nm SOI variant -- 28nm-SHP -- specifically for AMD.
US-based semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries, owned by Abu Dhabi’s sovereign fund Mubadala Investment Company, and ...
Advanced Micro Devices matched Wall Street's earnings target for the second quarter on higher-than-expected sales. AMD stock fell.
AMD's Zen is expected in late 2016, early 2017. 14LP is the second generation of 14nm technology available at GlobalFoundries; the company demonstrated first-generation 14nm LPE back in January.
GlobalFoundries owner, Mubadala Development Company, is the largest AMD stockholder at 18% including warrants. GlobalFoundries has access to all 16,000 of IBM's chip-making patents including the ...
Formerly called The Foundry Co., GlobalFoundries was spun off from AMD as a joint venture with Advanced Technology Investment Co. (ATIC), an investment fund controlled by the Abu Dhabi government.
GlobalFoundries currently supplies CPUs made using the 45-nanometer manufacturing process to AMD, and will jump to the advanced 32-nm node sometime next year.
Globalfoundries showed an 80 percent increase in the number of 32-nanometer microprocessors shipped to AMD in the fourth quarter, compared to the third quarter. In January, Globalfoundries said it ...
Microchip designer Advanced Micro Devices <AMD.N> said it would have a non-cash gain in the fiscal first quarter of 2011 related to the dilution of its equity interest in GlobalFoundries.