How a tiny part of Intel's $160 billion company could help grow its most important business

Most people know Intel for PC chips, but there's a tiny part of its overall business that could play an important role going forward: chips for the Internet of Things, or ordinary household devices that connect and share data with each other.
The so-called Internet of Things segment only accounts for about 5% of Intel's overall business today.
But the broad range of devices that make up the Internet of Things market, from washing machines to automobiles and drones, generate tons of data. And all that data is stored and analyzed by the chips in data centers, a market that's dominated by Intel, which has a massive 95% share.