Intel has an identity problem and greatly over-estimates its capabilities (or influence...or maybe they have jumped the narcissistic shark all together)?!? TSM

Intel has an identity problem and greatly over-estimates its capabilities (or influence...or maybe they have jumped the narcissistic shark all together)?!? TSMC & SAMSUNG have large backing and incentives from their respective governments....no publicly backed corporate entity can match those pockets. Intel's designs (i.e., architectures), products and manufacturing capabilities are from the early 90s. They have failed to innovate partly because their manufacturing capabilities are pretty poor, which have a high impact on their architectures and product development. They need to decouple those two functions as AMD did when they split into GlobalFoundries and acquired ATI...which was probably the smartest thing AMD ever did. Also, Intel needs to get off their highly egotistical perspective that chips can only be processed using PhDs and Postdocs...their entire mentality is elitist driven by a highly academic white castle mentality.