Intel Touts Factory Expansion Progress in Sign of Growing Demand
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Intel moving ahead on long-delayed fabs in Arizona and Ohio is another data point that advanced manufacturing capacity—not just design—is the strategic bottleneck. If you depend on leading-edge nodes, start mapping your supply exposure by geography and fab owner, not just by chip SKU.
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