> I mean AMD for years survived in a situation much worse then Intel currently is. Yeah, a lot of people seem to ignore the fact that AMD was not killing it in

> I mean AMD for years survived in a situation much worse then Intel currently is. Yeah, a lot of people seem to ignore the fact that AMD was not killing it in the CPU market for a while a few years back. I wouldn't be surprised if Intel makes a comeback eventually. It's not a huge deal to me who's in the lead at any given time, I'm more interested in competitive CPUs. I'm most interested in the future of x86 as a whole. It's definitely got a while left, but I wonder how much market share will start to be taken by ARM (and hopefully RISCV).