Intel and Microsoft used to be the best of friends, but the two companies have already become frenemies since 2011 when they scheduled their developer’s conferences in the same week. Though they still cooperate from time to time, they have since viewed each other as competitors. The rivalry is about to heat up this year now that Intel is planning to launch an advanced 2-in-1 laptop hybrid that will likely be a strong opponent for Microsoft’s Surface Pro 5.
