Making IFS (Intel Foundry Services) into an independent subsidiary of Intel means that Intel would establish IFS as a separate, standalone legal entity, rather than keeping it as an integrated part of its core business. This move would give IFS more operational autonomy, allowing it to make its own decisions, manage finances independently, and potentially pursue external customers, partnerships, and investments more freely.
It could also allow Intel to focus on its core semiconductor design and manufacturing business while allowing IFS to grow and compete in the foundry market (which involves manufacturing chips for other companies) without being fully tied to Intel’s corporate structure or strategic decisions.
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