DOD said Monday its investment under the Defense Production Act Title III is a follow-on to an $8 million contract awarded to the company in 2021 and will give defense and aerospace customers access to 45 nanometer chips.
Under the agreement, GlobalFoundries will transfer its 45nm silicon-on-insulator production technology from a factory in East Fishkill, New York, to another facility in the town of Malta.
The public-private partnership seeks to maintain the supply of chips to the U.S. government’s strategic and critical missions.
B/CORE has strengthened its national security portfolio through the acquisition of Fuel Consulting, deepening its commitment to intelligence community and…
