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Gartner notes Intel's early strategic acquisitions in security

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Gartner research vice president Earl Perkins noted that component makers were beginning to prioritize security in Internet of Things products, moving past initial concerns about convenience and time-to-market. Perkins cited ARM's 2015 purchase of Offspark as evidence of this trend. He specifically named Intel as a vendor that had started this strategic journey years earlier through several acquisitions.

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Why it matters

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The shift toward software-defined security is recognized by Gartner as a factor that will shape future sales in the industry. This trend reflects a growing industry recognition that security must be foundational in chipsets and firmware.

Gartner is currently tracking the AI PC market, which includes Intel supplying AI-ready Core Ultra processors and Nvidia planning partnerships with Acer and ASUS for DGX Spark PCs.

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  • GartnerConducted research and cited the industry trend toward security acquisitions.
  • IntelWas named as a vendor that began the trend of making security acquisitions years ago.

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  • AMDSpeculative

    The strategic focus on security through acquisitions by Intel could influence the competitive landscape, potentially affecting AMD's market share in the semiconductor industry.

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