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Exclusive: Former Intel CEO Craig Barrett outlines plan to save Intel and America’s advanced chip manufacturing

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By Craig Barrett
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1. Yes, the USA NEEDS INTEL, as Intel is the only U.S.  company capable of providing state of the art logic manufacturing. 2. Neither Samsung or TSMC plan to bring their state of the art manufacturing to the U.S. in the near term. 3. U.S. customers like Nvidia, Apple, Google, etc needs and should understand they NEED a second source for their lead product manufacturing due to pricing, geographic stability and supply line security reasons. 4.
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Intel is back-stop talking about breaking it up: Craig Barrett

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By Craig Barrett
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Intel is back-stop talking about breaking it up: Craig Barrett

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By Craig Barrett
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Four former Intel board members have written two opinion pieces for Fortune arguing that the only solution to Intel’s problems is to break the company into two pieces; a design company and a wafer fabrication (foundry) company. I do agree with their position that Intel should not sell its foundry business to TSMC but strongly disagree with their argument that Intel should be broken up. The board members are well meaning but off target.
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