Intel is Jewish / Israeli but their quality was actually always good.
I never had a problem with anything made by them in terms of things like reliability.
Unfortunately the X86 architecture has run it's course - it lasted several decades longer than people thought it would - but has finally come to the point where in this battery powered and efficiency obsessed world the extra energy required to translate X86 code into more ARM-like code for execution has finally become a cost too high to bear
the issues intel had with their process that forced them to outsource to TSMC was the straw that broke the camel's back
the industry has finally decided that the trouble of moving from X86 to ARM is worth it and now there is no way back
AMD is done too
it's just going to be Qualcomm, Samsung, TSMC, Nvidia and Apple now ... and the Chinese, who will be banned from US market of course, but will probably dominate globally
