Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has emphasized the need for a concerted effort from industry and government to secure victory in the chip war. He criticized the U.S. industrial policy of the past three decades, which led to the outsourcing of the U.S. manufacturing base to Asia. Gelsinger revealed that the U.S. and Europe currently hold only 20% of the global share of advanced chip factories, a significant drop from the 80% they controlled in the 1990s. He urged for quicker disbursement of Chips Act funds and increased investment in scientific research, as well as a change in immigration laws to address the talent shortage in the U.S. chip industry.