Intel has learned from its short-handedness in the smartphone market, where it lost out due both to its late entry and to a misalignment its advanced technology and the initial nascent iterations of smartphone technology. In contrast, Intel is determined to be one of the early entrants in Internet-of-Things (IoT). Wearable devices are a subset of IoT, and Intel has been aggressively investing to gain a wide footprint in the space. And it has a range of devices with which to address the market.  The company currently derives less than 5% of its revenue from IoT, and we expect the proportion to increase to roughly 10% by 2020.  You can see this in the following analysis.

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