GlobalFoundries has announced a long-term partnership with Navitas to expand its GaN capabilities in the U.S. This move is part of a broader strategy to enhance its position in the semiconductor market.
TSMC has licensed its GaN technology to GlobalFoundries (GF) as it exits the power semiconductor market, leading to a significant shift in the U.S. power semiconductor landscape. This move highlights the evolving dynamics between major players in the semiconductor industry.
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GlobalFoundries and Navitas Semiconductor have formed a strategic partnership to enhance US-based GaN technology and manufacturing. This collaboration aims to address high-power market demands, particularly in AI data centers and industrial electrification.
GlobalFoundries has acquired AMF in a strategic move to enhance its capabilities in silicon photonics. This acquisition aims to position GlobalFoundries as a leading foundry in the growing silicon photonics market, targeting $1 billion in revenue.
GlobalFoundries has acquired Advanced Micro Foundry to enhance its silicon photonics capabilities, which are crucial for AI infrastructure. This acquisition will bolster GF's production capacity and R&D efforts in Singapore, expanding its technology portfolio in the sector.