Top notch silicium chip manufacturing is now strategic (and that could be extended to display panels...). Each world "zone" should have its foundries _and_ too

Top notch silicium chip manufacturing is now strategic (and that could be extended to display panels...). Each world "zone" should have its foundries _and_ tool manufacturing facilities. Making money out of it is optional, like defence. This is no excuse to "waste" money though. That would not forbid international cooperation à la ITER. That's why RISC-V is interesting for CPUs, because if it is a success: write a RISC-V code path once, runs on many different CPUs all around the world (without toxic IP and beyond sanity SDK). I dunno if this is possible because this is really, really hard.