GlobalFoundries expands SiGe capacity at Vermont plant under multi-year Marvell deal

By Public Technologies
  • GlobalFoundries expanded a multi-year agreement with Marvell to increase silicon-germanium manufacturing capacity at its Burlington, Vermont, facility.
  • Added capacity targets rising demand for next-generation optical connectivity in AI data centers, including pluggable transceivers, near-packaged optics, co-packaged optics.
  • Deal builds on existing production, with output expected to rise materially to meet Marvell’s growing requirements.
  • SiGe platform supports 200G-per-lane optical connectivity, with a roadmap aimed at higher-speed generations.


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