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https://www.tomshardware.com/news/globalfoundries-files-patent-lawsuits-tsmc,40240.html
Global Foundries has opened a patent claim against TSMC, seeking to block import of processors made with the technologies it belives are covered by its patents.
Affected companies that are listed are "Nvidia and Apple", but more of those are likely affected by the patent claims.
(AMD, NV, Apple, Mediatek, and more.)
My comment:
While GloFo is trying to play it like a patriotic sht
“While semiconductor manufacturing has continued to shift to Asia, GF has bucked the trend by investing heavily in the American and European semiconductor industries, spending more than $15 billion dollars in the last decade in the U.S. and more than $6 billion in Europe's largest semiconductor manufacturing fabrication facility. These lawsuits are aimed at protecting those investments and the U.S. and European-based innovation that powers them,” said Gregg Bartlett, senior vice president, engineering and technology at GF. “For years, while we have been devoting billions of dollars to domestic research and development, TSMC has been unlawfully reaping the benefits of our investments. This action is critical to halt Taiwan Semiconductor’s unlawful use of our vital assets and to safeguard the American and European manufacturing base.”
Its more like
We won't do 7nm, we will focus on being a "specialty foundry".
AMD goes to TSMC and Samsung
Oh noes ban imports of TSMC cause we are going out of business.
Global Foundries has opened a patent claim against TSMC, seeking to block import of processors made with the technologies it belives are covered by its patents.
Affected companies that are listed are "Nvidia and Apple", but more of those are likely affected by the patent claims.
(AMD, NV, Apple, Mediatek, and more.)
My comment:
While GloFo is trying to play it like a patriotic sht
“While semiconductor manufacturing has continued to shift to Asia, GF has bucked the trend by investing heavily in the American and European semiconductor industries, spending more than $15 billion dollars in the last decade in the U.S. and more than $6 billion in Europe's largest semiconductor manufacturing fabrication facility. These lawsuits are aimed at protecting those investments and the U.S. and European-based innovation that powers them,” said Gregg Bartlett, senior vice president, engineering and technology at GF. “For years, while we have been devoting billions of dollars to domestic research and development, TSMC has been unlawfully reaping the benefits of our investments. This action is critical to halt Taiwan Semiconductor’s unlawful use of our vital assets and to safeguard the American and European manufacturing base.”
Its more like
We won't do 7nm, we will focus on being a "specialty foundry".
AMD goes to TSMC and Samsung
Oh noes ban imports of TSMC cause we are going out of business.