Digitimes October 19, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Analysis: US backing grows, but Intel insists turnaround remains independently run

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The economics of the foundry business have always carried a particular contradiction: semiconductor manufacturing demands enormous upfront capital and years of sustained investment, yet the companies making those investments are expected to preserve enough strategic independence to respond quickly to technology cycles and customers.

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