One error in that link.
Quacomm doesn’t have a fab.
They primarily use TSMC as does Apple.
Micron has a big operation in mostly Idaho but its almost exclusively memory.
Operations in South Korea have taken much of Micron’s business.
TI has been around for a long time but other than a few good years, has never captured a unique design and got prosperous from it.
IBM and Digital Equipment used to have fabs designing chips for internal use only but it became too big of a drag on their bottom line.
IBM sold their fab to Global Foundry and Digital “sold” it to Intel and then Intel quickly closed it.
I think the current cost to build a fast 5nm fab is close to $4B and you need to keep it busy 24-7 with high yields to make a profit on it
So far, only TSMC is making a profit on 5nm.