> Nothing stops Intel manufacturing their designs with third parties. Yet they don't. It wouldn't surprise me if the reason Keller left is because he wanted to

> Nothing stops Intel manufacturing their designs with third parties. Yet they don't. It wouldn't surprise me if the reason Keller left is because he wanted to outsource manufacturing to a competitive third party fab, and got denied. Keller is an a computer architect, but architecture doesn't matter if you can't physically build the thing.