SemiconductorsGlobalFoundries to decide on further investments by end of year
U.S. chipmaker will 'continue to chase capacity,' CEO Tom Caulfield says
GlobalFoundries CEO Tom Caulfield says demand for the chips his company makes will continue to outstrip capacity to the extent that "we'll be investing for the better part of the next decade." (Source photos by GlobalFoundries)
AKITO TANAKA, Nikkei Asia chief business news correspondent
SINGAPORE -- With the global semiconductor crunch failing to abate, U.S.-based chipmaker GlobalFoundries will decide where to further increase its capacity -- Singapore, New York or Germany -- "by the end of this year," Chief Executive Tom Caulfield told Nikkei Asia.