The headline I gave it started with “Hell freezes, pigs fly” because frankly it seemed like an unlikely situation. For AMD, any foundry deal with Intel would be more than a little complicated. Its most advanced processors are built on TSMC’s leading-edge nodes, which Intel can’t yet match. This makes it unlikely AMD would hand over production of its flagship products to its long-time rival. As a commenter on Tom’s Hardware suggested, “I am wondering if AMD will make the embedded (low power APUs) and networking (Pensando) stuff in Intel's fabs.