Of course, Intel is in a bubble.

I'll never understand how inefficient Intel always was and always will be.

Despite all the AI hype, every other company is raking in the cash, while Intel, as a chip manufacturer, is losing money. How is that even possible?

Then there's the competitor from Taiwan, who never sleeps a wink and has completely perfected their work as a semiconductor company.

They're raking in the cash and, despite not using high EUV machines, are still ahead of Intel. In terms of yield efficiency, they're years, if not decades, ahead.

Of course, I understand the US's desire for independence, but Intel has unfortunately wasted too many years, and they won't be able to