I always thought that not licensing x86 would come back to bite Intel. They've been on top for so long that they've got complacent about many things (power, he

I always thought that not licensing x86 would come back to bite Intel. They've been on top for so long that they've got complacent about many things (power, heat, security), meanwhile many others have been making their own CPUs and the supporting software ecosystem. The world is now poised to replace x86 and there's nothing Intel can do about it. The writing is on the wall for this company. Hopefully their network and GPU divisions survive the purge.