I think you have some salient points there. A few years down the line, Intel will look back and thank AMD for their decision to spin off GF and go with TSMC wi

I think you have some salient points there. A few years down the line, Intel will look back and thank AMD for their decision to spin off GF and go with TSMC with Zen 2. EYPC and Ryzen are keeping the x86 arch relevant until Intel is able to catch up on their next-gen process nodes. AMD may be eating Intel's market share for lunch in a few markets, but in the long term keep ARM far enough away for it to be a niche player, both in the server space and the laptop space.