Europe once held more leading-edge manufacturing than it does today. There's no single reason for this. GlobalFoundries has several manufacturing plants in Dresden, but these are older factories producing on legacy nodes. Companies such as STMicroelectronics, Infineon, and NXP are still major industry players, but they fab on older nodes or outsource to TSMC for leading-edge capability. According to a recent report from a German think tank Stiftung Neue Verantwortung (New Responsibility Foundation), the EU's efforts to build a 2nm leading-edge fab is likely to fail for several reasons. First,
Taiwan Dismisses EU Effort to Build Leading Edge Semiconductor Capacity…foundry roadmaps for TSMC, Intel and Samsung — outlining the path to 1.4nm nodes and beyond By Anton Shilov Published 14 May 26 Semiconductors TSMC allocates $20 billion to Arizona expansion By…
…former Apple chip supplier Intel, a move aimed at accelerating the company's delayed manufacturing expansion in Ohio (via Bloomberg). The proposal reportedly emerged following a meeting at the White House between…
…also reiterated that Intel has other foundry customers it has not announced. ^ Riemenschneider, Frank. "Four years after the announcement: Intel apparently closes down foundry business" . Elektroniknet (in German). Archived from the original…
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