GlobalFoundries and Samsung at ARM
October 6, 2014
It was back in April that GlobalFoundries and Samsung announced that GF would license Samsung's 14nm process to run in their Fab8 in upstate New York. Since then there has not really been any news and of course those of us that follow the foundry industry wondered to what extent there was real substance to the agreement or if it was just a feel-good press release. Well, this week a lot of information was presented.
It was at ARM TechCon this week. There was a panel with Kelvin Low of Samsung, Shubhankar Basu of GlobalFoundries and Wolfgang Helfricht of ARM.
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