Exactly. What they typically do is acquire someone who can. In Intel's case I'd doubt they would acquire ARM because they would probably have to continue to lic

Exactly. What they typically do is acquire someone who can. In Intel's case I'd doubt they would acquire ARM because they would probably have to continue to license the technology to everyone else (I don't really know what I'm talking about here). However, they could acquire someone who has the "low power CPU technology" they would need to compete. If you think about who that someone could be nobody really comes to mind. Maybe they could buy back Marvell. Qualcomm, Samsung, TI are clearly out of the question.