Well to be fair pretty much everything kicked the P4, the only way for it to compete was "let's go higher" (clock wise). Then they reached the higher ghz barrie

Well to be fair pretty much everything kicked the P4, the only way for it to compete was "let's go higher" (clock wise). Then they reached the higher ghz barriers and were in deep trouble until they figured out to re-purpose their core-m mobility chip into what become the basis for all their desktop core and i* cpu. Meanwhile AMD was owning everything. Without their anticompetitive behavior, Intel would have lost their place back then already.