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Mubadala-owned GlobalFoundries invests $6bn amid worldwide chip shortage

Mubadala-owned GlobalFoundries invests $6bn amid worldwide chip shortage

  • Tuesday’s expansion is in addition to the company’s previously announced plan to invest $1.4 billion in 2021 alone to expand its manufacturing capacity
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Toshiba completes $18 billion sale of chip unit to Bain consortium

Toshiba completes $18 billion sale of chip unit to Bain consortium

By Reuters ·
Bain Capital aims to list Toshiba chip unit in 3 years

Bain Capital aims to list Toshiba chip unit in 3 years

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Toshiba signs deal to sell chip unit to Bain-led group for $18 billion

Toshiba signs deal to sell chip unit to Bain-led group for $18 billion

By Reuters ·
British PM scorned for ‘awkward’ chip eating photos

British PM scorned for ‘awkward’ chip eating photos

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