> I don't get why there's this ARM push in the PC and servers market. It's not making anything better. What push? There's a rumor that Apple might make an ARM-

> I don't get why there's this ARM push in the PC and servers market. It's not making anything better. What push? There's a rumor that Apple might make an ARM-based laptop, and there's a bit of dabbling with ARM-based servers, but there doesn't seem to be any real push for it. More like hedging bets if Intel continues to shit the bed on 10nm. Except AMD's Epyc looks to be the real contingency plan for that now anyway. I don't see any reason to expect Apple's motivations for using ARM (more control over hardware) would apply to anyone else, and Apple is the only one with an ARM CPU design that is even worth discussing in a laptop anyway. So... I wouldn't expect the other 90% of the laptop market to follow, much less any of the desktop/workstation market.