GlobalFoundries announces FDX Fusion platform and Dresden expansion milestone
The company targets 2028 production for FDX Fusion and describes 7nm-class digital performance; this does not mean a literal 7nm node.
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The company targets 2028 production for FDX Fusion and describes 7nm-class digital performance; this does not mean a literal 7nm node.
Source not verified: ANSA reported on the 9–11 October programme in L’Aquila; session details are absent from ANP’s original notice.
Source not verified: Eixos reports applications after earlier denials; no completed migration is claimed.
Source not verified: The 8 October inauguration and capacity details come only from GlassBalkan’s 10 October report; Speira’s July release does not confirm them.
Source not verified: Jornal Económico reported bank chief Gonçalo Regalado’s 2026 forecast; the underlying method was not independently reviewed.
The ruling concerns a specific tax credit; any recovery is not automatic.
The Finance Ministry homologated R$49.95bn in potential investment on 7 October; it is not disbursed or realized spending.
The 5 October ceremony launched a project to expand microsystems and photonics capacity. The company says it will receive €127.4 million in public funding.
Source not verified: The 36.2 GW figure comes from a February map snapshot; the projects are not approved or built capacity.
Source not verified: FIERN’s 8 October ratio statement gives no period or calculation method; it does not establish free available electricity capacity.
The company reported shipments through September and a year-end forecast.
Source not verified: ANSA reported Gianmarco Mazzi’s platform-data claim; the dataset and calculation method were not identified.