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That's already a thing. Intel has its most advanced fabs in the US for exactly this reason.
by smaddox 8y ago
That's already a thing. Intel has its most advanced fabs in the US for exactly this reason.
- joe_the_user 8y agoIndeed but the "security" doesn't actually making the final product secure (as the Krebs article notes). Rather, it's securing the highest tech to ... keep Intel's market position secure. (theoretically about having "capacities" that Chinese, Russians etc don't have but that's clearly an outdated concept - having the fastest processors in some defense system hardly matters compared to having secure electronic system broadly).