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GlobalFoundries has been chosen to operate two new 300mm fabs at its Malta, New York site, financed by Japan with up to US$21 billion under the trade agreement between the United States and Japan. Glo…

Wolfspeed has received a conditional offer of up to US$1.5 billion in senior secured, delayed draw financing from the Office of Strategic Capital at the US Department of War, with a term of 30 years.…
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Andrew talks about the family day celebrations
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