#5592545

Kaarme

2018-10-05 08:58

I've no idea what this Manufacturing Day is. I guess you'd need to be an American to know. Regardless of my intense dislike of the petty and greedy Intel, it's still good for the USA they do have manufacturing left and it's not all transferred to the cheap labour, no environmental laws countries.

#5592564

fantaskarsef

2018-10-05 09:46

I have never personally seen a chip that was actually manufactured in the US. I don't know where they take that information from tbh. Reads like a joke.

Kaarme:

I've no idea what this Manufacturing Day is.

Oh don't worry, they don't do either since they're toning down factories to hike up prices and are delayed with their processes, so they have their issues with "manufacturing" anyway 😀

#5592584

0blivious

2018-10-05 11:12

No one in America knows what "Manufacturing Day" is either. Sounds like another manufactured event. That said, I've been to their AZ plant. It's massive.

#5592811

tsunami231

2018-10-05 20:17

what chips are manuafactures in USA? when this start happening? Of all the intel chips i got over the years I never once see it say manufactured in USA, and I never had of this event either

#5592899

airbud7

2018-10-06 00:33

Approximately 75% of Intel's semiconductor fabrication is performed in the USA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_manufacturing_sites

#5592959

kakiharaFRS

2018-10-06 04:58

pretty much every semi-conductor fab works 365/year there are hundreds of operations, ovens, chemical treatments to produce micro-chips taking several days or weeks requiring specific timings and long testing times it's not something you can do 8h-17h anyway nice to know not evertyhing is produced in CN