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I know these would e controversial but here it goes: 1. You want fabs in a country where IP laws are protected so third parties don't get their designs stolen.
by sytelus 7y ago
I know these would e controversial but here it goes:
1. You want fabs in a country where IP laws are protected so third parties don't get their designs stolen.
2. Critical tech from a military/trade perspective.
3. Other governments don't get to introduce secret low-level artifacts such as microcode into chips which runs whole world.
4. General availability of a higher level of capital for research.
5. The confluence of talent from all over the world can contribute to state of the art advancement.
- WrtCdEvrydy 7y agoNah, you should look at how China's supply chains are set up, you can get chips half a mile up the road that would be 30 miles away in the US. It's not even labor cost anymore.