Man, whoever wrote this is tone-deaf...does Intel even understand, that barriers to emulating x86 might have worked in 90s and the aughts, but that it is comple

Man, whoever wrote this is tone-deaf...does Intel even understand, that barriers to emulating x86 might have worked in 90s and the aughts, but that it is completely irrelevant now? Does Intel understand, that considering the penetration of OSS in the cloud and enterprise data centers, the ISA just doesn't matter anymore? They have a competitive CPU implementation, but mostly in spite of the front-facing instruction set, certainly not because of...