Intel disaster.

It might have rested on its laurels for sure, but it isn't going anywhere. Intel is a serious tech machine, anyone who doubts that is smoking crack. They don't just make your sons gaming CPU.

x86 dominates in all but literally the mobile phone market. Sure Intel will push into ARM but it's not a be all end all.
You could argue 95% of phones use ARM and 95% of servers use x86.

They are pushing into the AI GPU market, but it does take time as this is new to them. Nvidia must have such a backlog that Intel need to try and cut some of the pie. Will be very interesting to see what Intel comes up with in the next year or two to try edge into Nvidia (TSMC) share
 
Wrath of Khan MD said:
It might have rested on its laurels for sure, but it isn't going anywhere. Intel is a serious tech machine, anyone who doubts that is smoking crack. They don't just make your sons gaming CPU.

x86 dominates in all but literally the mobile phone market. Sure Intel will push into ARM but it's not a be all end all.
You could argue 95% of phones use ARM and 95% of servers use x86.

They are pushing into the AI GPU market, but it does take time as this is new to them. Nvidia must have such a backlog that Intel need to try and cut some of the pie. Will be very interesting to see what Intel comes up with in the next year or two to try edge into Nvidia (TSMC) share
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Its much the same as IBM died mantra.

They made massive missteps which cost them market share, and even markets themselves.. but the company never died and has a market cap of over 200 billion dollars today.
 
ToxicBunny said:
Its much the same as IBM died mantra.

They made massive missteps which cost them market share, and even markets themselves.. but the company never died and has a market cap of over 200 billion dollars today.
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in today's world everyone effs up a few hundred billion dollars here and there :ROFL:

Intel will be back stronger than ever.... it just might take a few years, but they're not going anywhere.
 
Wrath of Khan MD said:
in today's world everyone effs up a few hundred billion dollars here and there :ROFL:

Intel will be back stronger than ever.... it just might take a few years, but they're not going anywhere.
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100%.

They may not necessarily be the go to CPU in the future (but that is actually absolutely worst case scenario for Intel), but as a tech giant they're not going anywhere..
 
I'm on the fence about whether x86 is on the way out or not. While I definitely don't see it going away anytime soon I can see a world where the majority of new PC and laptop sales could start shifting to ARM, it wouldn't surprise me if this shift happened over quite a short time. Consider that every Apple computer that ships today is already ARM.

Data centre will probably continue using mixed architecture for a while to come, x86 still has a place there but the big players (Google, Amazon) are already making their own ARM based chips for their specific needs.
 
DrJohnZoidberg said:
I'm on the fence about whether x86 is on the way out or not. While I definitely don't see it going away anytime soon I can see a world where the majority of new PC and laptop sales could start shifting to ARM, it wouldn't surprise me if this shift happened over quite a short time. Consider that every Apple computer that ships today is already ARM.

Data centre will probably continue using mixed architecture for a while to come, x86 still has a place there but the big players (Google, Amazon) are already making their own ARM based chips for their specific needs.
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x86 as an architecture ain't going anywhere anytime soon.

Will most processors be x86 "native" in the near future, no probably not.
 
What I do think is certain is that Intel’s dominance in the industry has come to an end and it is unlikely that they will ever regain it.
 
joewashere said:
What I do think is certain is that Intel’s dominance in the industry has come to an end and it is unlikely that they will ever regain it.
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Intel at the moment is still in a better position than AMD was 10-15 years ago, and look at AMD now. AMD was so unwanted that not even SIs/OEMs were using their products.
 
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