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Re:Intel CEO Cites Brexit as Reason for Chip Fab Plans in UK... by notriskfree on Thursday October 07, 2021 @06:57AM (#28784663)
Makes sense if Intel was planning on manufacturing the processors for a regional market rather than for global export.
Re:Intel CEO Cites Brexit as Reason for Chip Fab Plans in UK... by Traster on Thursday October 07, 2021 @07:05AM (#28784710)
Even for global export, the UK doesn't have the trade deals necessary to export globally.
Re:Intel CEO Cites Brexit as Reason for Chip Fab Plans in UK... by ac2u on Thursday October 07, 2021 @07:31AM (#28784903)
Unless they put the Fab in Northern Ireland.
Re:Intel CEO Cites Brexit as Reason for Chip Fab Plans in UK... by throwaway10122 on Thursday October 07, 2021 @07:42AM (#28784978)
Northern Ireland is not stable, every single day both DUP and British Government threathen the peace there

souce: im from Ireland, feel really sorry for any business wanting to setup there or are escaping the Brexit basketcase next door

Re:Intel CEO Cites Brexit as Reason for Chip Fab Plans in UK... by ac2u on Thursday October 07, 2021 @11:55AM (#28787980)
I live there. Peace is pretty stable. The political elements you talk about is mostly politicians posturing with weak hands that they dealt themselves.

Most people are pretty damn happy that we're in a situation where business will be able to export to the UK and all of it's future trading partners AND the EU with all of its future partners without much friction.

Granted, it hasn't all been smooth sailing, but the next election cycle here should provide a lot of clarity as to whether or not the place can become a great base to trade from.

Re:Intel CEO Cites Brexit as Reason for Chip Fab Plans in UK... by throwaway10122 on Friday October 08, 2021 @04:09AM (#28796839)
I know, the problem is if you are a business from outside this island you are going to be spooked by all that nonsense

Why would anyone setup shop in NI if they have no certainty that NI's unique access to UK and EU markets wont be shredded up by numpties who still think its the 17th century