The instability problems in Intel’s processors seem to continue with the Arrow Lake series. According to the information shared by Moore’s Law Is Dead YouTube channel, the instability issues persist in Intel’s Raptor Lake processors, just like in the Arrow Lake series. It is possible that Intel will release a software update to resolve this situation. But the solution won’t make up for Intel’s reputational damage.

Intel’s crisis is not only being followed by us, the end users. When one of the industry’s major players experiences a serious loss of value, other companies also take action to evaluate a potential acquisition opportunity. Rumors have surfaced in recent weeks that Qualcomm wants to buy Intel.

Apple and Samsung interested in buying Intel

Now there are rumors going around that Samsung and Apple are also interested in purchasing. It is not yet possible to confirm whether the claims in question are true or not. However, given that Intel has lost about 36% of its value over the past year, it’s hard to say that a potential acquisition is completely impossible.

Intel is still one of the largest processor brands in the world. However, repeated mistakes appear to have dragged the company into a serious crisis. Of course, the rise of AMD and the performance and working capabilities of ARM architecture processors that approached desktop processors were also effective in this process. Intel must move quickly to a resolution process to avoid further losing its position.