*Intel no longer has the same monopolistic powers which its alliance with Microsoft once provided.
*The demands associated with GPUs and mobile processor workloads, fields which Intel chose to ignore for long periods of time, have forced Nvidia and ARM to become area experts with strong market positions.
*I don't believe that Intel can overcome its own organizational entropy at this point.
Intel has woken up now and trying to catch the new trends and innovate in that space. Competition is far ahead in road and Intel is left behind. It's sad to see once a great company , now becoming a history.