It's time for tick-tock to die and Moore's Law to stop being the guiding light of Intel management. Instead, they should set up two groups: one to generate new

It's time for tick-tock to die and Moore's Law to stop being the guiding light of Intel management. Instead, they should set up two groups: one to generate new architectures for desktop and server, and another to take the best features of those architectures and make them thermally efficient for use in laptops. The development of these two products should be unconstrained by time, because as we have seen, impossible deadlines delay the possible. In the past 10 years, most of the chips that amaze me have simply done what was already possible, just with enough thermal efficiency that they can be placed in mobile devices. Intel dying would be horrible for the world. They have so much institutional knowledge...