GlobalFoundries, headquartered in New York, was awarded $300 million for AI data center technology and holds 73% of the company.
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GlobalFoundries, headquartered in New York, was awarded $300 million for AI data center technology and holds 73% of the company.
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The entities involved
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GlobalFoundries
multinational semiconductor company
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New York
state of the United States of America