So mubadala which is the private company of global foundries found global in 2009. Chip sizes are very larger 130nm to 40nm for bulk cmos and soi processes. Apparently about 50k per month in 300mm wafers. 112,"500k in 200mm wafers. 5.5 billion dollar revenue in 2016. While headquarters is in america it doesn't seem like it originated from america it's a bit weird reading into it.  2017 revenue was 165.6 billion interesting. Mubadala who is the parent company originated from Abu Dhabi. I'm mean this is just wiki here but still. <a href=""https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mubadala_Investment_Company"">https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mubadala_Investment_Company</a><br><a href=""https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GlobalFoundries"">https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GlobalFoundries</a><br>Take it with a grain of salt since it is the wiki but it all seems accurate when you look farther into it. Apparently AMD has "amended" wafter supply agreements this year January 29th. They now have full flexibility for 7nm or beyond. They also agreed on commitments and pricing for 12nm through 2021 starting in 2019. Marvell also announced buying the older IBM portion this year in may for something as well. And then now recently August 26", 2019 well that's the tsmc lawsuit. They claim tsmcs 7nm 10nm 12nm 16 and 28nm all infringed on patents. Now pretty sure 16 and 28nm aren't even used much if at all. Also there's no real standard set as tsmc does their counting differently which is why something like a ryzen processor at 12nm is slightly larger or the Same size as the 14nm of intel. And the same goes for the 7nm chips to the 10nm of intel. Well keeping it super simple anyways. Man a ton of major companies are there Lenovo Motorola and just a ton of others. Hisense and TCL not that I liked either of them or apple. Broadcom Qualcomm that is major oneplus avnet/ebv digi-key mouser mediatek xilinix and others such as Cisco google and more.