B ack in the day, you would be hard-pressed to find a computer that wasn’t powered by an Intel CPU. These days, Intel’s dominance in the space is not what it used to be. We’

Intel’s struggles have not only disappointed PC builders, but also Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who’s shocked by the US chipmaker’s decline. ​​“I am stunned that Intel basically lost its way,” the former Microsoft CEO told the Associated Press while discussing his new memoir, Source Code: My Beginnings.

The Microsoft founder said he might have gone down a different career path if it weren't for Intel's early breakthroughs.

B eing key players in the PC market, Intel and Microsoft have always worked closely as one developed PC hardware, and the other delivered PC software. Thus, we saw the long-runnin