GlobalFoundries and the Mobile World Congress
February 22, 2010
One may ask why in the semiconductor world would GlobalFoundries (GFI) exhibit at the Mobile World Congress last week, the world’s largest exhibition for the mobile industry. And not just exhibit, GFI turned out at en force with meeting rooms and bright orange signage declaring a mobile revolution. Why? Here is your first clue:
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