> I think it's in ARM's self-interest that Apple doesn't run away with this market. Apple is a high-profile demonstration that ARM is perfectly suitable for de

> I think it's in ARM's self-interest that Apple doesn't run away with this market. Apple is a high-profile demonstration that ARM is perfectly suitable for desktops (well, laptops). Also, Apple usually doesn't corner the market - instead it blazes the trail and others follow (see smartphones, tablets, retina displays, watches and lousy keyboards). If history is any guide, others will soon follow. All of this sounds like a great thing for ARM. Now, if only it survives nVidia...