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Why continue to ignore the answer given in favor of purely economic arguments? We need chips built at home so we’re making it happen, it isn’t complicated.
by edgyquant 3y ago
Why continue to ignore the answer given in favor of purely economic arguments? We need chips built at home so we’re making it happen, it isn’t complicated.
- gosub100 3y ago"we" is doing a lot of work there. a multiple-trillion-dollar company could do the investing (since their products depend on this silicon) instead of the American taxpayer. But lets blur the lines with the word "we".
- edgyquant 3y agoAll of their competitors are subsidized by their governments and chips are as important as energy or agricultural today. It’s not realistic for us to expect a free market to compete with non free ones