Lady Gaga's halftime drones are a sign of the coming swarm

Intel, still a leading microchip maker, is a company built around mining an almost infinite resource: increasingly powerful, increasingly cheap computing power. In 2017, computers and smart devices are ubiquitous, and it's been 26 years since the company launched its “Intel Inside” campaign to sell people on computer guts. How can a company so many just take for granted continue to impress... and even excite?