They are selling everything they can make! They are even able to sell their "seconds" for near full value.
They have near record revenues, matching profits and retook the lead as the worlds largest semiconductor manufacturer.
I think they are probably proud rather than ashamed.
You're misreading the situation, badly.
Their 14 nm crunch is mainly due to two things:
- Failure of 10 nm to ramp up, when they planned.
- Unanticipated market demand.
As a consequence of #1, they had to respin existing designs with more cores, to keep the product pipeline filled. That meant even
bigger chips, which means
fewer per wafer, which further exacerbates their supply problems!
As for their current financial performance,
gross margins are down. This, even despite the recent ratcheting up of their pricing, accompanying their core count increases.
Intel is currently succeeding more in spite of themselves, than anything else. If their product offerings were so great, they wouldn't need to be cranking up the TDPs, and then
still overclocking their chips well beyond.