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GlobalFoundries

GlobalFoundries is a leading semiconductor foundry delivering design, development, and fabrication services to technology innovators worldwide.

MNC · Semiconductor · Est. 2009

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About GlobalFoundries

GlobalFoundries operates as a full‑service semiconductor foundry, offering end‑to‑end design, development, and manufacturing capabilities for a broad range of technology companies. With fabs across three continents, the company enables the production of advanced chips that power devices in automotive, mobile, data center, and IoT markets. Its portfolio spans cutting‑edge process technologies, robust supply‑chain solutions, and extensive engineering support, positioning GlobalFoundries as a strategic partner for innovators seeking high‑volume, reliable silicon. The organization emphasizes a collaborative culture, continuous learning, and a commitment to sustainability, providing employees with opportunities to work on impactful projects that shape the future of electronics.

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Founded
2009
Employees
5,000+
Type
MNC
Industry
Semiconductor

Offices

Bangalore

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