GlobalFoundries reportedly sees strong demand for Chinese optical modules
27-09-2026 16:56 via thenextweb.com

GlobalFoundries reportedly sees strong demand for Chinese optical modules

US chipmaker GlobalFoundries says demand for Chinese optical modules is strong as more data centres are built, one of its top bosses told the South China Morning Post. Ann Cao reported the interview from Shanghai on Sunday. Optical modules turn data into light so it can move quickly between servers in data centres. Chinese firms […]
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