In the server space I agree. However, in the mobile space, ARM has a huge advantage of licensing their cores to dozens of SoC manufacturers that provide very ap

In the server space I agree. However, in the mobile space, ARM has a huge advantage of licensing their cores to dozens of SoC manufacturers that provide very appealing, integrated, low cost chips for mobile vendors to build products on. It's like the Android of the mobile processor market. If Intel ever start leasing out their manufacturing process to SoC vendors to allow them to build whatever chips they want, then I'll be more optimistic about Intel on mobile.