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Intel and the US vs China, Taiwan, TSMC and Samsung: total war

August 25, 2021
Source: bullfrag.com bullfrag.com
News Snapshot:
With GlobalFoundries on the verge of being sold for parts in a covert IPO action to raise investment to later be dismantled (GF is now a decade behind schedule and without projects), only Intel was left as a winner to compete against Asian growth. What is the US government planning together with Intel? A covert strategy to boost growth and technology with public funds Nobody is going to be surprised at this point if we say that Samsung is a Korean state company, nor if we affirm that the government of Taiwan together with China finances TSMC, then why would...
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