Using your logic, the one with the biggest wallet will always win. Which is not true! (Of course the one with the biggest wallet already won the big wallet award!)
We have seen many giants fall or fail, Microsoft never came up with an answer to the iPod, you may argue that MS didnt really try that hard, but still I think its a good example.
And finally, there is always a place for No. 2, AMD can be a player, it doesn't have to be No. 1 to remain a player.
Intel does seem to be pretty well run and highly specialised. Microsoft seems to struggle with its internal structure and seems a little more dispersed than Intel is (think of XBox, Zune, Windows, Office, keyboards, home broadband equipment, .Net, Surface...)
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Using your logic, the one with the biggest wallet will always win. Which is not true! (Of course the one with the biggest wallet already won the big wallet award!)
We have seen many giants fall or fail, Microsoft never came up with an answer to the iPod, you may argue that MS didnt really try that hard, but still I think its a good example.
And finally, there is always a place for No. 2, AMD can be a player, it doesn't have to be No. 1 to remain a player.
Intel does seem to be pretty well run and highly specialised. Microsoft seems to struggle with its internal structure and seems a little more dispersed than Intel is (think of XBox, Zune, Windows, Office, keyboards, home broadband equipment, .Net, Surface...)