The future of its chip-manufacturing business looks uncertain. It could have major consequences for TSMC and ASML.

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Over time, TSMC would most likely lay off the majority of Intel employees in research and manufacturing and shut down the fabs. This outcome is clearly not in the best interest of the United States.

TSMC's forward yield of 2.1% also tops Intel's forward payout of 1.7% -- which was slashed earlier this year to save more cash. Therefore, the choice between TSMC and Intel is still crystal clear.

TSMC will be building chips based on Intel technology. It's a good deal for TSMC, but Intel's motivations are less clear--and some of Intel's competitors should be very, very worried.