Well, combination of the lead in x86 architecture (a lot of times close to 100% of market supply) combined together with lead in manufacturing (first in process

Well, combination of the lead in x86 architecture (a lot of times close to 100% of market supply) combined together with lead in manufacturing (first in process shrink down to 14nm) was unique and highly unlikely to be repeated. Commoditization of architecture (ARM seems to be in the lead by RISC-V might go up) plus separation between chip design houses and manufacture fabs seems to be more efficient market solution. Where it leaves Intel?