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foundry
A semiconductor manufacturer that makes chips for third parties. It may be a large chip maker that sells its excess manufacturing capacity or one that makes chips exclusively for other companies. No less than two billion dollars is needed to construct a twenty-first century, high-production semiconductor manufacturing plant. See fabless and IDM.
foundry
1. a place in which metal castings are produced
2. the science or practice of casting metal
3. cast-metal articles collectively

foundry [′fau̇n·drē]
(engineering)
A building where metal or glass castings are produced.


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1 pure silicon foundry depended on 40-nm process for around 4% of its revenue, nearly quadrupling the previous quarter.
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