Managing Asia’s Christine Tan meets Tim Breen, CEO of GlobalFoundries, to find out how he is steering one of the world’s top semiconductor makers through a fast-changing and competitive industry.
Managing Asia’s Christine Tan meets Tim Breen, CEO of GlobalFoundries, to find out how he is steering one of the world’s top semiconductor makers through a fast-changing and competitive industry.
As the chip market races toward a trillion dollars by 2030, GlobalFoundries is betting big, investing billions of dollars in new fabs in Singapore and the United States, as well as focusing on differentiated critical chips.
In his interview, Breen explains why scale, rather than cost, is the key to U.S. manufacturing, how the company continues to seize opportunities in China despite geopolitical risks and shares his vision for a culture where employees think and act like owners.
Christine also goes inside GlobalFoundries’ Singapore plant, exploring cleanrooms the size of football fields and lithography machines costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
Watch the video above to see how GlobalFoundries is navigating the global race to define the future of technology.
