GlobalFoundries

GlobalFoundries signed a deal to get $1.5 billion under the CHIPS and Science Act even after being fined for violating U.S. export laws by supplying advanced chips to Chinese entities.

GlobalFoundries and TSMC finalize talks with the U.S. government to get CHIPS Act funding.

GlobalFoundries is said to have shipped 74 orders, totaling $17.1 million, to SJ Semiconductor, a SMIC affiliate, without obtaining the required license.

GlobalFoundries program offers up to $28,500 in loan repayment for enrolling students.

U.S. government streamlines fab projects by easing fab permits

UCIe specification reaches version 2.0, gets interoperability architecture for multi-vendor chiplets and 3D packaging support optimized for hybrid bonding and bump pitches.

SMIC becomes the world's second-largest pure-play foundry as it eclipses GlobalFoundries and UMC, but this is only true if you exclude Intel and Samsung.

Intel will reportedly get a $3.5 billion investment from the U.S. government to ensure a steady supply of chips for military applications.

SEMI Europe calls for clear and unified export control rules, international partnerships, simplified investments and ongoing dialog with European legislators.

When distributing CHIPS and Science Act money, the U.S. government will give preferences to large projects.