AMD doesn&#x27;t have fabs anymore it had to sell all of them to GlobalFoundries.<p>Fab 68 is a 65nm fab even tho it&#x27;s their newest it&#x27;s pretty much delegated for making non-vital parts.<p>The only Fabs Intel has outside of the US that are manufacturing CPU&#x27;s and high-value components are in Ireland(24, 14nm) and Israel(28, 22nm currently will be Intel&#x27;s first 10nm fab by mid 2016).<p>But anyhow no one doubts China has the capability to manufacture quality components, and they got better at developing internally as well many of the newer Chinese consumer electronics brands can quite easily compete with other Asian primarily Korean manufacturers quite well.<p>The Chinese automotive industry on the other hand well didn&#x27;t had much success as far as designing goes their best cars currently are probably the MG (or which ever brand SAIC Motor uses these days) ones which are based on existing designs and IP from the MG Rover buyout, and although they look very modern allot of them are based on quite old designs even the newer MG&#x27;s can still be traced to the Rover 75 and the Streetwise which were well kinda outdated designs to begin with.<p>I&#x27;ve drove the MG 6 when I was in China, it&#x27;s not a bad car it looks quite nice the accessory pack of the leasing agency unlike in Western countries was probably couple of levels beyond what ever is normally sold in the local markets but it still felt like an older car, the steering, responsiveness breaking everything felt like a car from the late 90&#x27;s early 2000&#x27;s which under all the flare it kinda is.