They've moved from the original consumer facing businesses that they used to be deeply involved. Their involvement in that industry did nearly sink them in the early '90s, where they were losing money hand over fist. They cut their losses, sold off their PC divisions, and moved on.

However, in the high end markets where they can extract absolutely massive margins -- they used to dominate there historically, and they're still dominant, and raking in money hand over fist.

At this point, I'd say they got past their business problems from the early '90s, and seem to have reversed their decline. They're not the behemoth that they used to be, but they've got a very comfortable niche that is doing a good job of lining their pockets.