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GlobalFoundries plans to spend US$16 billion to boost US chip production

Bloomberg Thursday 5 June 2025 0

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GlobalFoundries Inc., the biggest US-based provider of made-to-order chips, announced a plan to spend US$16 billion to bolster domestic production.

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