Tuesday, September 04, 2018 12:43:56 AM
So ex Motorola, GF executive Sanjay Jha is doing what these days...??
Just what might he be working on.... was he fired? no where did he go..
Mudadala Development is the group that could have made the play for Telsa.... seems they might have a need for the best battery after all
https://www.mubadala.com/sites/default/files/styles/sector_spotlight/public/bussiness_sector/Semiconductors.jpg?itok=rPX9v692
GlobalFoundries in Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work for Mubadala last month, many shared links....to XNGRI and Paul S....
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As we move towards a future where connectivity and the ‘Internet of Things’ will see further proliferation in the use of the microchip, global demand for semiconductors will continue to increase.
Mubadala has placed Abu Dhabi at the forefront of the global semiconductor industry and established a core pillar of the emirate’s economic diversification through the growth of GLOBALFOUNDRIES.
GlobalFoundries in Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work as CEO last month.
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
Motorola, Teikon and Neah links or alumni......plus the ownership of the largest chip foundry Ne Xt terra like the Paul Sildo video...lots going on in Abu Dhabi.
The Neah video showed the batteries made on the silicon foundry chip equipment, it would seem if a company just upgraded its chip making equipment and was the largest (as called out in the video) chip making company that they could well use the older equipment to make the new Neah batteries.... NeXt Terra as in the title of the video.... coincidentally located in Abu Dhabi. (hardly a coincidence) and to top it off the Head of the company (Global foundries) is from Motorola Mobility....the same company that head of the Polaris Labs used to work for that just so happen to have an interest in (from the stickies)
Quote:
(Tekion and Motorola, partnering with BASF)
to design and manufacture power packs.41 Presumably because
the catalyst poisoning issue in long-term application could
not be overcome, there were no further updates about these
developments, and Tekion’s assets were acquired by Neah
Power in 2013.42
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acsenergylett.6b00574
Former top Qualcomm and Motorola executive Sanjay Jha has taken a job as head of GlobalFoundries, an outsource semiconductor manufacturer based in Silicon Valley.
Jha was chief operating officer of Qualcomm before leaving in 2008 to become chief executive of Motorola Mobility. He ran the company until it was sold to Google in 2012 for $12.4 billion.
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/technology/sdut-Qualcomm-GlobalFoundries-Motorola-Sanjay-Jha-2014feb12-story.html
The missing link could be Polaris Battery Labs, Morris' new Beaverton-based manufacturing and testing lab that might even the playing field for U.S. battery companies.
The battery industry is "completely dominated by Asian companies, yet all of the inventions come out of the U.S.," said Morris, 57, who has acted as a consultant for battery startups since 2003.
Morris previously spent 21 years with Motorola. He recently served as vice president of operations at battery company Enevate.
GlobalFoundries spun out of Advanced Micro Devices in 2009. It is owned by Advanced Technology Investment Co., a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work as CEO last month.
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
Motorola, Teikon and Neah links or alumni......plus the ownership of the largest chip foundry Ne Xt terra like the Paul Sildo video...lots going on in Abu Dhabi.
The Neah video showed the batteries made on the silicon foundry chip equipment, it would seem if a company just upgraded its chip making equipment and was the largest (as called out in the video) chip making company that they could well use the older equipment to make the new Neah batteries.... NeXt Terra as in the title of the video.... coincidentally located in Abu Dhabi. (hardly a coincidence) and to top it off the Head of the company (Global foundries) is from Motorola Mobility....the same company that head of the Polaris Labs used to work for that just so happen to have an interest in (from the stickies)
Quote:
(Tekion and Motorola, partnering with BASF)
to design and manufacture power packs.41 Presumably because
the catalyst poisoning issue in long-term application could
not be overcome, there were no further updates about these
developments, and Tekion’s assets were acquired by Neah
Power in 2013.42
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acsenergylett.6b00574
Former top Qualcomm and Motorola executive Sanjay Jha has taken a job as head of GlobalFoundries, an outsource semiconductor manufacturer based in Silicon Valley.
Jha was chief operating officer of Qualcomm before leaving in 2008 to become chief executive of Motorola Mobility. He ran the company until it was sold to Google in 2012 for $12.4 billion.
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/technology/sdut-Qualcomm-GlobalFoundries-Motorola-Sanjay-Jha-2014feb12-story.html
The missing link could be Polaris Battery Labs, Morris' new Beaverton-based manufacturing and testing lab that might even the playing field for U.S. battery companies.
The battery industry is "completely dominated by Asian companies, yet all of the inventions come out of the U.S.," said Morris, 57, who has acted as a consultant for battery startups since 2003.
Morris previously spent 21 years with Motorola. He recently served as vice president of operations at battery company Enevate.
GlobalFoundries spun out of Advanced Micro Devices in 2009. It is owned by Advanced Technology Investment Co., a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work as CEO last month.
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
Just what might he be working on.... was he fired? no where did he go..
Mudadala Development is the group that could have made the play for Telsa.... seems they might have a need for the best battery after all
https://www.mubadala.com/sites/default/files/styles/sector_spotlight/public/bussiness_sector/Semiconductors.jpg?itok=rPX9v692
GlobalFoundries in Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work for Mubadala last month, many shared links....to XNGRI and Paul S....
\
As we move towards a future where connectivity and the ‘Internet of Things’ will see further proliferation in the use of the microchip, global demand for semiconductors will continue to increase.
Mubadala has placed Abu Dhabi at the forefront of the global semiconductor industry and established a core pillar of the emirate’s economic diversification through the growth of GLOBALFOUNDRIES.
GlobalFoundries in Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work as CEO last month.
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
Motorola, Teikon and Neah links or alumni......plus the ownership of the largest chip foundry Ne Xt terra like the Paul Sildo video...lots going on in Abu Dhabi.
The Neah video showed the batteries made on the silicon foundry chip equipment, it would seem if a company just upgraded its chip making equipment and was the largest (as called out in the video) chip making company that they could well use the older equipment to make the new Neah batteries.... NeXt Terra as in the title of the video.... coincidentally located in Abu Dhabi. (hardly a coincidence) and to top it off the Head of the company (Global foundries) is from Motorola Mobility....the same company that head of the Polaris Labs used to work for that just so happen to have an interest in (from the stickies)
Quote:
(Tekion and Motorola, partnering with BASF)
to design and manufacture power packs.41 Presumably because
the catalyst poisoning issue in long-term application could
not be overcome, there were no further updates about these
developments, and Tekion’s assets were acquired by Neah
Power in 2013.42
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acsenergylett.6b00574
Former top Qualcomm and Motorola executive Sanjay Jha has taken a job as head of GlobalFoundries, an outsource semiconductor manufacturer based in Silicon Valley.
Jha was chief operating officer of Qualcomm before leaving in 2008 to become chief executive of Motorola Mobility. He ran the company until it was sold to Google in 2012 for $12.4 billion.
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/technology/sdut-Qualcomm-GlobalFoundries-Motorola-Sanjay-Jha-2014feb12-story.html
The missing link could be Polaris Battery Labs, Morris' new Beaverton-based manufacturing and testing lab that might even the playing field for U.S. battery companies.
The battery industry is "completely dominated by Asian companies, yet all of the inventions come out of the U.S.," said Morris, 57, who has acted as a consultant for battery startups since 2003.
Morris previously spent 21 years with Motorola. He recently served as vice president of operations at battery company Enevate.
GlobalFoundries spun out of Advanced Micro Devices in 2009. It is owned by Advanced Technology Investment Co., a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work as CEO last month.
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
Motorola, Teikon and Neah links or alumni......plus the ownership of the largest chip foundry Ne Xt terra like the Paul Sildo video...lots going on in Abu Dhabi.
The Neah video showed the batteries made on the silicon foundry chip equipment, it would seem if a company just upgraded its chip making equipment and was the largest (as called out in the video) chip making company that they could well use the older equipment to make the new Neah batteries.... NeXt Terra as in the title of the video.... coincidentally located in Abu Dhabi. (hardly a coincidence) and to top it off the Head of the company (Global foundries) is from Motorola Mobility....the same company that head of the Polaris Labs used to work for that just so happen to have an interest in (from the stickies)
Quote:
(Tekion and Motorola, partnering with BASF)
to design and manufacture power packs.41 Presumably because
the catalyst poisoning issue in long-term application could
not be overcome, there were no further updates about these
developments, and Tekion’s assets were acquired by Neah
Power in 2013.42
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acsenergylett.6b00574
Former top Qualcomm and Motorola executive Sanjay Jha has taken a job as head of GlobalFoundries, an outsource semiconductor manufacturer based in Silicon Valley.
Jha was chief operating officer of Qualcomm before leaving in 2008 to become chief executive of Motorola Mobility. He ran the company until it was sold to Google in 2012 for $12.4 billion.
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/technology/sdut-Qualcomm-GlobalFoundries-Motorola-Sanjay-Jha-2014feb12-story.html
The missing link could be Polaris Battery Labs, Morris' new Beaverton-based manufacturing and testing lab that might even the playing field for U.S. battery companies.
The battery industry is "completely dominated by Asian companies, yet all of the inventions come out of the U.S.," said Morris, 57, who has acted as a consultant for battery startups since 2003.
Morris previously spent 21 years with Motorola. He recently served as vice president of operations at battery company Enevate.
GlobalFoundries spun out of Advanced Micro Devices in 2009. It is owned by Advanced Technology Investment Co., a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala Development. Jha started work as CEO last month.
The company makes semiconductors for some of the world’s leading chip designers, including AMD, Qualcomm and Broadcom. It has factories in Singapore, Germany and the United State
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