Intel Corp.'s () past has always depended on the personal computer.
There was the ubiqitous "Intel Inside" campaign of the 1990s, which put the distinctive logo on seemingly every PC (from Dells to MacBooks) and made Intel into a household name. The company quickly ascended to become the world's top supplier of PC processors, earning it the name "Chipzilla" for its monster share of the market.
But in just a short period of time, the tech sector has undergone a seismic shift, as the personal computer began to cede its dominance to handheld devices such as the...
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