You're rewriting history there. Intel has tried, tried, TRIED! to compete against ARM since it's been clear all the market growth was happening there around 201

You're rewriting history there. Intel has tried, tried, TRIED! to compete against ARM since it's been clear all the market growth was happening there around 2010. Their most credible strategy was to produce modems to steal Qualcomm's insane margins on those chips and break the forced mariage of their modems with their not-so-good processors. It was such a resounding failure that Apple bought the whole division for scraps. I don't see how Intel suddenly gets its shit together now that the ARM chips are in computers. The fact that the chips ended up in computers is a direct consequence of their decade of failure. I expect Apple to stay ahead of Intel and AMD in terms of power per watt for a decade at least.