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Shaping the future of RF: GF at IMS and RFIC 2026

GlobalFoundriesJune 18, 20265 min read

Last week at IMS and RFIC 2026 in Boston, we showcased our latest RF portfolio developments, demonstrating how differentiated process technologies are advancing next-generation applications across wireless connectivity, aerospace and defense, SATCOM and industrial systems. At the GF booth, attendees engaged with our technology experts and explored live wafer displays, including GF RFGaN1 (130RFGaN) and […] The post Shaping the future of RF: GF at IMS and RFIC 2026 appeared first on GlobalFoundries.

Just as the proliferation of AI is driving data center growth, the rising demand of mobile data traffic is driving next-generation wireless communications systems. Across SATCOM, aerospace, defense and communications infrastructure, next-generation RF systems must deliver higher output power, wider bandwidth and increased efficiency while simultaneously reducing system size, cost and complexity. The innovative engine of the semiconductor industry is rising to this systems challenge. At the center of this opportunity is RF gallium nitride (GaN). At GF, RF GaN is evolving from a specialized high-performance…

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