Yes, there are signs that the x86 architecture is in the early stages of being disrupted. Here is an article I posted in October that uses Christensen's disrupt

Yes, there are signs that the x86 architecture is in the early stages of being disrupted. Here is an article I posted in October that uses Christensen's disruptive technology framework to assess the threat posed by ARM: The End of x86? - http://www.fernstrategy.com/2010/10/21/the-end-of-x86/ http://www.fernstrategy.com/2010/10/21/the-end-of-x86/