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Arguably half intel's problem is that their fabs are not performing like they used to. The first 10nm chips were disasters, the endless 14nm revisions as a stop
by buildbot 2y ago
Arguably half intel's problem is that their fabs are not performing like they used to. The first 10nm chips were disasters, the endless 14nm revisions as a stopgap, and now the various issues with intel 7…
- osnium123 2y agoAgreed. That’s the heart of the questions. If Intel’s fabs are not performing as they did in the past, why should the taxpayer subsidize that organization through the CHIPS Act? It seems like rewarding technical incompetence and if the fabs don’t deliver, it’s not good for national security either.