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This was the same rationale AMD had when parting ways with their Global Foundries business, and I'd argue just as much a move out of desperation. What's differe
by AaronFriel 5y ago
This was the same rationale AMD had when parting ways with their Global Foundries business, and I'd argue just as much a move out of desperation. What's different are the politics.
United States domestic national security concerns make it much more financially prudent for Intel to pursue the same split. AMD took a gamble, Intel is likely to have more of a "sure thing", they have the capital backing them to make a competitive foundry business, if not the federal government will make that capital happen.