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Reports: AMD cancels Globalfoundries 28nm APUs
Peter Clarke, EETimes
11/23/2011 6:16 AM EST
LONDON – Microprocessor vendor Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has decided to cancel APUs that Globalfoundries Inc. was set to make for it on 28-nm process technology, according to online reports.
Instead AMD (Sunnyvale, Calif.) will start afresh using the 28-nm gate-last high-k metal-gate manufacturing process technology from alternative foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Hsinchu, Taiwan), the reports said.
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