While much has been written about Intel's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year, one man who has something of a unique insight is Arm CEO Rene Haas. He's worked at Nvidia, and now heads up one of the biggest chip design companies in the world—and there were reports earlier in the year that Arm was even considering buying a chunk of Intel, before being told to jog on.
As a result, he's a man worth listening to when it comes to breaking down some of the potential reasons why Intel has floundered in recent years. Speaking to The Verge, he was asked directly what he thought should happen to Intel—and although he didn't answer the question directly, he still gave some interesting insights.
