There is a risk that Intel gets too much money to build too many fabs too fast. If they don't manage that correctly, the could end up getting buried by the ope

There is a risk that Intel gets too much money to build too many fabs too fast. If they don't manage that correctly, the could end up getting buried by the operational costs of keeping inactive fabs open because they were built with government dollars that came with strings (in the forms of jobs they have to provide) attached to them. It's a good thing AMD spun off Global Foundries 15 years ago -- they're in a far better position today than they were then. It might just about be time for Intel to do the same.