I like that there is a real option to break away from x86/x64 now. It may not be the best for all use cases, but 10-15 years ago there was no viable personal co

I like that there is a real option to break away from x86/x64 now. It may not be the best for all use cases, but 10-15 years ago there was no viable personal computing option. I'm not wishing for Intel's downfall either, they seem to do better once there is real competition around. While AMD has made huge strides here, the real problem is there needs to be a high performance processor that doesn't consume power like x86/x64.