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From WikiChip
Mie Fujitsu Semiconductor (MIFS)
(Redirected from Mie Fujitsu Semiconductor)
MIFS | |
Type | Private |
Founded | December 1, 2014 |
Founder | Fujitsu |
Headquarters | Yokohama, Janagawa, Japan |
Mie Fujitsu Semiconductor (MIFS) is a Japanese pure-play foundry, wholly-owned subsidiary of UMC.
Overview[edit]
Originally spun-off from Fujitsu as an independent wholly-owned subsidiary, MIFS entered into a partnership with UMC which allowed Fujitsu to upgrade the fab to a 40 nm process for 15.9% stake. In late 2018, UMC announced that they have acquired the remaining 84.1% stake in MIFS, making it wholly-owned by UMC.
Fabs[edit]
Fab B1 | Fab B2 | |
---|---|---|
Start | 2005 | 2007 |
Size | 38,000 m² | 80,000 m² |
Wafer size | 300 mm | |
Process Technology | 90 nm, 65 nm/55 nm, 40 nm | |
Production Capacity | 35,000-40,000 WPM | |
Certification | ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO/TS16949 | |
Major Features | Earthquake-proof construction, LNG GAS Satellite Base, NAS Batteries Installation |
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Facts about "Mie Fujitsu Semiconductor (MIFS)"
company type | private + |
founded | December 1, 2014 + |
founder | Fujitsu + |
full page name | mifs + |
headquarters | Yokohama, Janagawa, Japan + |
instance of | semiconductor company + |
name | MIFS + |