Maybe, if someone is making the investment -- which the article suggest isn't happening. After all, if you build such a factory, you won't be able to target th

Maybe, if someone is making the investment -- which the article suggest isn't happening. After all, if you build such a factory, you won't be able to target the lucrative high-end chips. And if competing factories were built when they were state-of-the-art, and the hardware paid for when they did high-end chips. The problem could be that low-end chips simply are cheaper than the amortized cost of building a factory.