Intel Foundry has reportedly approached Samsung for a "foundry alliance" in an attempt to form a collaborative strategy to counter TSMC.
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It has their most advanced factory in USA, that’s not name only.
Edit: The to their.
Advanced how? It doesn’t offer the most advanced process node fabricated in the USA that’s for sure.
Sorry, that was poorly formulated. The most advanced GloFo factory is in USA.