US has the most total revenue in the world

US semiconductors companies mostly come from California

The companies in Idaho (i. e. Micron) are much bigger than others

US semiconductors are getting more and more competitive (less dominated by few companies)

US may have more opportunities and higher competition than Taiwan. Taiwan is relatively monopolized.

US's total revenue and profits are higher than Taiwan

The US performs better on gross margin, while Taiwan has higher operating margin and net margin, possible because the US companies keep investing in their business operations (hiring more people, buying more equipment)

US vs. Taiwan, 2020, semiconductor, efficiency. Overall, US is a pooper performer in inventory days, cash cycle, and return on assets. The asset turnover was more fluctuated. 

US vs. Taiwan, 2020, semiconductor, financial health. US has a better current ratio and liability asset ratio, but Taiwan has much more operating cash and total cash. 

Semiconductors make more revenue than Semiconductor Equipment

Semiconductor Equipment has much better growth

semiconductor Equipment has slightly poorer labor productivity & inventory turnover but better ROA

The analysis better shows the probability. Intel is highly profitable relative to others. TXN is also above the average.

Intel is still the largest in both operating profit and assets

Intel has the highest revenue and if the only frontier in its revenue class. TXN is the profit frontier (best operating margin) in the revenue class.

Intel is in about the middle in terms of ROA and financial health. QCOM has the best financial health, which means it may put itself at risk of defaulting on its loans if interest rates were to rise suddenly. TXN is the best performer in ROA, following AMD.

Intel has much more cost & revenue than the average.

Intel is the #1 in total revenue. Its revenue is way higher than others

TXN has the best Operating Margin (>40%). Intel is ranked #3 (31%).

Intel: 7th in ROA (1.4%). TXN is ranked #1 (2.9%). AMD and NVIDIA are both better than Intel.

Intel is around the middle

Intel is obviously the highest in everything included

Intel has the lowest ROA. Intel performs the best in Operating Margin and NVDA is slightly behind

AMD beat Intel and NVDA in ROI

Intel has an exceptionally slow total revenue growth rate and has the best inventory turnover and payable days/receivable days.

Intel has normal to high profit, normal financial health, normal growth, and good operational efficiency. Overall Intel is not bad.

All Revenues and Operating Incomes are increasing.

AMD has had an obvious overall increase in profitability over years. NVDA had increased until 2018. Intel climbed up a little but has been going down since 2018.

AMD has improved its Liability Asset Ratio and Long Term Debt Ratio big time. Intel has been stable. NVDA's Current Ratio fluctuates.

All have close Inventory Days. Intel has the lowest Cash Conversion Cycle and the highest Payable Days/Receivable Days. NVDA has the highest Cash Conversion Cycle and Labor Productivity. 

A higher Liability Asset Ratio used to come with a lower Operating Margin. But it's not the trend in these recent years. 

A higher Liability Asset Ratio may lead to a lower ROA.

Intel is slightly better than the industry. NVDA > industry in COGS

AMD, Intel and NVDA all have above-average equity. Intel is relatively low than AMD or NVDA.

AMD has a lot of cash. Intel is short on cash and has way more property plant & equipment than others (because Intel do both design & manufacturing while other US competitors focus on design.