U.S. boosts chipmaker GlobalFoundries as China worries mount

But Chinese rivals aren't main concern in competitive foundry sector, expert says

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GlobalFoundries produces legacy chips that still serve a critical role both in the U.S. defense industrial base and in consumer product manufacturing. © Reuters

NISHANT ANNU, Nikkei staff writer

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Commerce Department's agreement to grant $1.5 billion to New York-based chipmaker GlobalFoundries comes as U.S. lawmakers raise the specter of Chinese firms undercutting American producers of chips for cars and consumer electronics.

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