Intel Puts Marker Down to Grab Chip Leadership Again: Willy Shih

The video discusses Intel's strategic decision to invest in its own production rather than outsourcing to TSMC, highlighting the challenges and investments required to regain leadership. It addresses the fragility of global supply chains, particularly in the automotive sector, and Intel's plan to enter the foundry business with industry-standard tools. The video also covers the technological challenges Intel faces, such as adopting deep UV technology, and the global chip shortage exacerbated by COVID-19 and geopolitical factors.

What is the significance of Intel's $20 billion investment in their production capabilities?

What steps must Intel take to regain its leadership in the semiconductor market?

How does the current global chip shortage relate to the automotive industry?

What are the implications of excessive dependence on a few suppliers in the semiconductor industry?

What challenges does Intel face in transitioning to a foundry business model?

How does TSMC's investment strategy compare to Intel's current approach?

In what ways has COVID-19 impacted the supply chain and demand for chips?