Wasn't it because DEC Alpha targeted the workstation market while Intel disrupted them with PCs? The story is in "Innovator's Dilemma". Today Intel is facing t

Wasn't it because DEC Alpha targeted the workstation market while Intel disrupted them with PCs? The story is in "Innovator's Dilemma". Today Intel is facing the same problem DEC faced, that they make most of their money from workstations and datacenter hardware, while facing disruptive innovation that is ARM If Clayton Christensen is correct, then Intel is dead in the water