Intel is in trouble because 1) their 10nm is very late and currently performs worse than their 14nm process, and 2) AMD's multi-chip module Infinity Fabric desi

Intel is in trouble because 1) their 10nm is very late and currently performs worse than their 14nm process, and 2) AMD's multi-chip module Infinity Fabric design for Epyc/Threadripper means they can produce high-core-count CPUs with much better yields (much more cheaply, better profit, less scarcity for highest-end models) than Intel can with their monolithic dies. Combine these two factors and AMD might have high-core-count server chips on TSMC's (much more on track!) 7nm before Intel even has decent desktop chips on 10nm.