(AP Photo/Charles Krupa) Demand for Intel chips inside computers — which are much more profitable than those inside smartphones — is plummeting.

In mobile world, tech giants struggle to get up to speed

Devices » Once the disrupters, they’re now being disrupted.

By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER and SOMINI SENGUPTA

| The New York Times

First Published Oct 26 2012 06:45 pm • Last Updated Oct 27 2012 11:49 pm

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