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Business | December 28, 2015
Cypress to sell Bloomington facility
ATREG has been retained by Cypress Semiconductor to facilitate the sale of its operational 200mm manufacturing facility based in Bloomington, Minnesota, USA.
This automotive-qualified fab offers a cleanroom facility spanning approx. 80'000 sq. ft., on-site wafer sort and failure analysis capability.
The site includes a fully integrated tool line capable of producing approx. 16'700 wafers / month (350nm to 90nm) and - ARTEG adds - a possible supply contract, and the potential to license process IP.
The site includes a fully integrated tool line capable of producing approx. 16'700 wafers / month (350nm to 90nm) and - ARTEG adds - a possible supply contract, and the potential to license process IP.
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