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> I'm pretty sure their long bet on x86 SoCs remains unchanged. For the time being Intel has killed any remaining products that could hope to compete with ARM
by snuxoll 10y ago
> I'm pretty sure their long bet on x86 SoCs remains unchanged.
For the time being Intel has killed any remaining products that could hope to compete with ARM, that's why there is no non-pro Surface 4 because Intel killed Braxton and any successor products.
- kikoreis 10y agoYeah, it's certainly true that the existing SoC product plans were canned. But a lot will need to happen before Intel comes to the point of reevaluating its x86 ISA platform strategy.