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The CHIPS and Science Act is nowhere near a qualitative shift away from the investor-centric mentality of managing a public company. Many investors are short-te
by totalZero 4y ago
The CHIPS and Science Act is nowhere near a qualitative shift away from the investor-centric mentality of managing a public company. Many investors are short-term greedy and don't learn much about the real goings-on of the company. It makes a few things cheaper, but if you compare to TSMC and Samsung it's quite clear that Intel doesn't get anywhere near the amount of government money or political power that its competitors at the leading edge happen to have in their respective localities.