How Intel plan to help ease the global chip crisis – BBC News technology bbc

Props to him for just straight up telling the truth. Most companies would've talked their way around it. Glad to have him at the top honestly
edit: the title is still seriously misleading though lmao

Asking TSMC and Samsung to hand over confidential data is a good way!

Rich getting richer same old same old

lol but nobody is buying Intel chips…

I'm so glad they're finally doing what everyone in the industry has been wanting to see. Sucks the workforce isn't able to keep up though.

This chip manufacturing plant is not as unique as it is portrait to be. Besides the price for chips will fall when China starts making more chips than it needs. Trump's administration fucked up chips industry well before covid. Chinese companies spent $390 billion on US chips in 2019. This is BBC playing politics yet again. Meaningless indirect advert for Intel.

Shortage will continue through 2023.
Good business for all chips makers and equipment for now.
Then all new factories span from Asian factories, European factories, US factories all at once came online in 2023-2024 then BOOM… market was flooded with oversupply.

BS…

BBC propaganda mouthpiece dont even know intel is made irrelevant by AMD. Zzzzzzzzzz noob

Damn 2023!! That means Apple will be releasing the same phone and charging even more…

the guy looks creepy

I own Intel. ~ Eugene Kwok

intel who ? incompetents and morons

No chips for you brexitannia

wasted 2 min of my time and learn nothing, PS: Intel CEO looks sharp tho