First, those 805M are tax rebates, they need to generate taxable profits to get anything back. Second, even the 1800 jobs, say 100k avg - 180M a year vs 42M re

First, those 805M are tax rebates, they need to generate taxable profits to get anything back. Second, even the 1800 jobs, say 100k avg - 180M a year vs 42M reduced taxable profits? Apart from that, sure, you have huge equipment costs, where they come from now means its an opportunity for local companies to get in the supply chain. I'm not sure what you are implying but this seems like a win anyway. It's also interesting to see companies investing in the US, it means there are opportunities long term and US hasnt lost the chip sector.