The scale and scope of what's being described seems outlandish, I think $150B would probably be enough to at least get started. that should get you two plants i

The scale and scope of what's being described seems outlandish, I think $150B would probably be enough to at least get started. that should get you two plants in a country more amenable to building and running a chip facility than the US, plus a hardware design team (to make AltmanTPU v1), a software design team (to make ATPU work with pytorch), and the business side of things. Ask Intel if they can just throw money at advanced chip node manufacturing. The only company that is able to do 3nm at scale with good yield is TSMC. Even at 5nm, Intel and Samsung aren't competitive.