Just thinking aloud (not the only one, obviously). So is this the combined result of market mechanics? Intel being leader their top priority was to release the

Just thinking aloud (not the only one, obviously). So is this the combined result of market mechanics? Intel being leader their top priority was to release the fastest chips at all costs, letting security/simplicity/sustainability behind? On top of that, complexity becomed another barrier to competitors. This feels insane, unsustainable. Whole parts of the industry have already switched to alternative architectures. MIPS was prevalent in set-top box, then replaced with ARM in the 2010s. ARM reigns on most mobile devices. Risc-V is on the rise. Areas craving for performance without concern about power consumption or security still run on Intel. For how long? Supercomputers get 10x more power from GPUs than CPUs, switching to an alternative may come. Could we imagine the gamer market switching to nVidia on ARM/RISC? It Intel architecture a huge sinking ship?