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Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by jack_riminton on Saturday November 14, 2020 @02:10PM (#25094730)
Explained somewhat by the nature of the innovators dilemma and the products they're making: - x86 chips for PC were Intel's cash cow so doing anything to disrupt that revenue stream would be fought against - Apple's cash cow is the phone itself so they don't particularly have any dogmatic loyalty to one type of chip as long as the phone sells

Now if there were a technology to come up agains the iPhone (glasses anyone?) they'd probably face the same conundrum; disrupt themselves or be disrupted?

Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by Doctor_Fegg on Saturday November 14, 2020 @02:18PM (#25094804)
They did, famously, deliberately kill their own iPod market by introducing the iPhone.
Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by mapgrep on Saturday November 14, 2020 @10:52PM (#25098097)
That was completely conventional and expected per the innovators dilemma - they moved to a higher margin product with more features. iPhone was innovative and impressive for many reasons but it did not short circuit innovators dilemma.
Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by jack_riminton on Saturday November 14, 2020 @03:36PM (#25095417)
Very true good point