Lots More on the Ongoing Mess That Is Intel | Odd Lots

The US is in the midst of a big effort to bring more semiconductor manufacturing onshore. Intel is the biggest US semiconductor manufacturer. There's just one problem. Intel has really been struggling to get its fab operations up and running in a timely, efficient manner. So what's the problem, and can the company turn things around? On this episode of Lots More, we speak to Stacy Rasgon of Bernstein Research and Mackenzie Hawkins of Bloomberg News to discuss the current struggles and future prospects for the company.
Mentioned in this episode:
Intel Gets Multibillion-Dollar Apollo Offer as Qualcomm Circles (bloom.bg/3zRBoV2)
Arm Is Rebuffed by Intel After Inquiring About Buying Product Unit (bloom.bg/3zVFqf4)
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Problem: Intel is the only viable US chip co, solution: give money to the only viable US chip co. Feels like late 80s USSR with bloated state backed enterprises dragging down the whole economy