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Exclusive: GlobalFoundries says MIPS takeover will expand its business without creating competitive friction with its clients
By Anton Shilov published
GlobalFoundries' acquisition of MIPS will not turn it into a chipmaker, but will enhance its role as a foundry by offering ready-to-use RISC-V processor IP to help customers accelerate development.

Zombie fabs plague China's chipmaking ambitions, failures burning tens of billions of dollars
By Anton Shilov published
28 fabs later

GlobalFoundries acquires MIPS
By Anton Shilov published
GlobalFoundries will acquire MIPS to integrate RISC-V-based CPU and AI IP into its portfolio, shifting from a pure-play foundry to a provider of complete compute solutions.

AI boom drives explosive demand for leading-edge process nodes
By Anton Shilov published
Surging adoption of AI, next-generation technologies is driving semiconductor makers to expand 7nm and more advanced production capacity by 69% through 2028.

Semiconductor industry faces critical talent crisis
By Anton Shilov published
Premium The semiconductor industry is experiencing strong growth and soaring demand, but a worsening shortage of engineers, managers, and technical talent threatens to undermine its ability to grow further.

GlobalFoundries announces $16 billion U.S. chip production spend
By Dallin Grimm published
Contract fab GlobalFoundries has announced a commitment to spend $16 billion on plant expansion and advanced packaging research. The move comes with no expected spending date.

China's rare earth export restrictions threaten global chipmaking supply chains
By Anton Shilov published
China's latest export restrictions on Scandium and Dysprosium threaten to disrupt global supply chains for major tech players, but also emphasize potential weaknesses of its anti-sanctions approach.

Trump's tariffs on chipmaking tools could make U.S.-made processors more expensive
By Anton Shilov published
A major hit on domestic chipmakers?

Russian spy infiltrates ASML and NXP to steal technical data necessary to build 28nm-capable fabs
By Anton Shilov published
A Russian engineer is accused of leaking confidential technical data from ASML, NXP, TSMC, and GlobalFoundries to Russia, allegedly to support construction of a 28nm-capable fab.
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