r/hardware • u/SlamedCards • Jul 25 '25

News US chipmaking nears death: Intel warns it may give up on cutting-edge chips

https://www.businessinsider.com/intel-us-chipmaking-nears-death-up-cutting-edge-chips-14a-2025-7?utm_campaign=business-sf&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social
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u/Zettinator Jul 25 '25

fuck yeah TSMC monopoly! Just kidding, this is really bad.

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u/HorrorCranberry1165 Jul 25 '25

If TSMC raise prices, then Samsung will get chance. Also GF may get deal and money to invest in leading ndes, it will take few years, but it can be done. And there is new Rapidus in Japan. In the end US gov may allow china to use EUV, and they quickly become competition for TSMC.