Yes, it’s going the way of cobol. Windows laptops will move to ARM to take advantage of power efficiency and follow Apple, then what is left of the desktop pc w

Yes, it’s going the way of cobol. Windows laptops will move to ARM to take advantage of power efficiency and follow Apple, then what is left of the desktop pc will follow. x86 will stay alive for legacy systems but will become more and more expensive as they loose economy of scale and constant effort to keep up with performance. Then only the expensive legacy system will keep paying the x86 tax