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    Intel demotes PCs, giving datacenter chips first crack at new technologies

    by MARK HACHMAN Mar 10, 2017 3 minutes

    WITH INTEL’S FORECASTS projecting the PC could be the smallest moneymaker five years from now, the company has gone “data center first”—giving Intel’s server business first crack at new manufacturing technologies.

    It’s another sign of massive change within Intel, as the traditional PC business is shoved to the side. In a slide presented during Intel’s investor day, the company showed off how the total available market (TAM) for its PC CPU business was just $30 billion or so, less than half that of the data center.

    The TAM, as

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