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MIT Technology Review[^]:
Since 2000, Intel has done just about everything right in its core business, maintaining its dominance of the market for PC microprocessors and putting substantial distance between itself and competitors in the market for server chips. And yet the company finds itself in a very tough position: computers are going mobile, and Intel’s share of the microprocessor market is falling off a cliff.

Still doing great in servers and PCs... which are an increasingly small part of the market for CPUs.

I'm curious what is and isn't being counted as part of the mobile total. Unless they're excluding lower end phones the >96:1 ratio between PC and mobile isn't plausible; and I can only conclude they're rejecting older non-pc markets for CPUs to make Intel's situation look worse.

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Dan Neely wrote:
to make Intel's situation look worse

Exactly. It's purely a load of marketing tactics/scare mongering.

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