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GM makes long-term U.S. microchip deal with GlobalFoundries

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General Motors said it reached a long-term agreement with semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries that will yield exclusive capacity for GM's microchip supply. (Courtesy photo)
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By:
Lindsay VanHulle
February 09, 2023 04:43 PM

General Motors on Thursday said it has reached a long-term agreement with semiconductor maker GlobalFoundries to increase its future supply of U.S.-made microchips.

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