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Digitimes October 30, 2026 By Sherri Wang neutral

GlobalFoundries bets on FD-SOI for robots and cars

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GlobalFoundries (GF) is betting on specialty semiconductor technologies to capture AI demand beyond advanced processors, targeting opportunities in data center connectivity, power management, automotive electronics and humanoid robots as artificial intelligence moves into physical applications.
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