Economist on ARM vs Intel
January 9, 2012
The Economist has a big article (may need a subscription, can't tell because I have one, it's in the print edition too) about ARM versus Intel. It is an interesting read since I think it misses so much of what really drives semiconductor. It tells the story about Intel trying to get into mobile (because it's main market isn't growing, but ignoring margins and memories) and ARM trying to get into servers (ignoring almost everything important).
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