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GlobalFoundries has secured a definitive $375 million CHIPS Act award to scale its domestic quantum hardware manufacturing capabilities in Malta, New York. The funding specifically targets the production of cryogenic CMOS control circuits and advanced packaging essential for various quantum computing architectures, including superconducting and silicon-spin systems. This move solidifies a secure U.S.-based supply chain for transitioning quantum prototypes into high-yield commercial production.
GlobalFoundries Finalizes $375 Million CHIPS Act Award for Onshore Quantum Semiconductor Fabrication
GlobalFoundries has finalized a $375 million CHIPS Act award to expand its Quantum Technology Solutions (QTS) unit in Malta, New York. This funding will scale domestic quantum hardware manufacturing, utilizing GF's 22FDX process for cryogenic CMOS and advanced packaging. The agreement establishes a secure domestic foundry ecosystem for various quantum computing architectures, reinforcing U.S. microelectronics supply chains. The post GlobalFoundries Finalizes $375 Million CHIPS Act Award for Onshore Quantum Semiconductor Fabrication appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
Semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries (NASDAQ: GFS) has finalized a definitive agreement with the U.S. Department of Commerce’s CHIPS Research and Development Office to receive…
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