Is Intel's market essentially restricted to the server space these days? Laptops and Mobile devices are (or are transitioning to in the Windows world) ARM processors, i.e. not Intel. AI is "owned" by NVIDIA. Of course, that could change but Intel doesn't seem to be interested in the AI market. Doesn't that just leave them with servers? As Windows transitions to ARM, and Linux is already available on ARM - how long will the server business last?
Are we witnessing the end of Intel? I just don't see what future they have outside of niche markets that don't support current revenues.
Are we witnessing the end of Intel? I just don't see what future they have outside of niche markets that don't support current revenues.
What's the consensus on HN?