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Intel is far from a monopoly in the foundry business and is frankly, the only realistic option outside of TSMC to make this happen. And the US does the same th
by outside1234 4y ago
Intel is far from a monopoly in the foundry business and is frankly, the only realistic option outside of TSMC to make this happen.
And the US does the same thing in terms of tax breaks for German automotive companies building manufacturing plants.
Which again, makes sense, because you want to make sure you have manufacturing across continents in case Russia invades Germany and blows up all of the auto plants (for example).
- alaricus 4y agoRussia is not going to invade Germany. Stop spreading nonsense.
- happyopossum 4y agoFrankly, with NATO around they don’t Have to invade Germany to get Germany involved in a war - if they invade any NATO member, Germany will get involved, which means Germany is a target for retributive strikes.
- adventured 4y agoYou probably shouldn't be downvoted for that. Russia of the present, and for at least the next few decades, is entirely incapable of getting anywhere near staging an invasion of Germany. Russia and it's hyper incompetent military can't even make it a quarter of the way through Ukraine. The best Russia could do is bomb Germany from a distance, which could pose a small threat to valuable infrastructure like fabs.
- trasz 4y agoUnless they manage to do that zerg rush trick again.
- outside1234 4y agoYou are very confident of that. I wouldn't be so confident of that.