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Why GlobalFoundries Should Appeal to Apple
Peter Clarke, EETimes
7/15/2013 07:45 AM EDT
There is speculation that negotiations around the supply of processors to Apple now include GlobalFoundries Inc.
Apple does not enter into discussion about its suppliers, and Apple's suppliers do not discuss their relationships with Apple for fear of becoming ex-suppliers. However, EE Times has long held the view that Apple could go multisource for its processor silicon.
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