Intel isn't successful in the fields that "the market" thinks are the future. ARM is slowly chiseling away at their market share on the general purpose end of

Intel isn't successful in the fields that "the market" thinks are the future. ARM is slowly chiseling away at their market share on the general purpose end of the spectrum. It's pretty clear that Apple intends to move completely away from Intel as some point in the near future. Nvidia has heavily outpaced them in the AI computing space. Data centers are filling up with racks of five-figure Nvidia cards. Intel was never competitive in the gaming sector, so there's no evidence to suggest they could ever catch up. Even in their home turf of legacy PC chips, there is strong competition from AMD. I can see why people aren't expecting huge growth from Intel in the future. There isn't an obvious growth market that they are primed to take.