Speaking as a Texas resident who used to work in fabs, you may have a point, but only if they actually do 11 fabs. I think a more realistic interpretation is t

Speaking as a Texas resident who used to work in fabs, you may have a point, but only if they actually do 11 fabs. I think a more realistic interpretation is that there are 11 sites they are considering for fabs (and want to get the government paperwork ball rolling on), of which only a few will be used. Texas does have a tight labor market, but since a lot of the technical hiring would not start for a year or two, I expect that hiring for these fabs (assuming we're talking 2-4, not 11, actually get built) would be challenging, but not too challenging.