I guess Intel is not the kind of company that would reinvent itself with a "iphone moment". Granted the idea of a personal home cloud is not exactly radical an

I guess Intel is not the kind of company that would reinvent itself with a "iphone moment". Granted the idea of a personal home cloud is not exactly radical and Intel does not have an OS (though they could adopt linux) but its not a stretch of imagination to think every home running one or more such devices. The challenge of navigating the post-Moore's law era clearly requires focus as a few more missteps (whatever happened to Xeon Phi?) could be terminal. The best way to survive an uncertain future is to shrewdly engineer one to your liking, rather than chase others working on their own strengths.