Nerves in the shareholders of ARM by the reception of Mobile Intel chips

The good start of Intel in the mobile telephony market awakens the uncertainty of investors and analysts with respect to ARM.

Intel has begun to put pressure on ARM from several areas. Now that the chip giant has turned its strategy betting on the mobile market, ARM investors are worried.

The news that Samsung opted for Intel front ARM to supply processors to its new tablets has led to the shares of the company to a spiral downward since early June.

So far, ARM had practically free way in the mobile field, but the arrival of processors Core next-generation from Intel, with remarkable energy saving benefits, draws a very different scenario for the British company.

As ZDNet, while ARM had great expectations pinned on strengthen its reach in the segment of mobile platform Microsoft Windows RT hand tablets, the truth is that this still has not had a good reception among consumers and enterprise customers.

Analysts at Bernstein Research have pointed to "a lot of evidence with respect to that with their current products Intel is a strong competition against ARM"and have been concerned about the prospects of the British holding company.