> I see three possible answers. How about a fourth option? Intel's organizational structure doesn't really allow it to build profitable mobile chips that are c

> I see three possible answers. How about a fourth option? Intel's organizational structure doesn't really allow it to build profitable mobile chips that are competitive with the ARM chips, $51 subsidy notwithstanding. This is company that has gotten used to having literally thousands of engineers work on each processor. And note this is a single processor not an SoC, and going from a processor to an SoC is a ton more work. I think they simply don't have the organizational dexterity to effectively compete with the lean and mean ARM shops.