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Do you mean x86 rather than Intel? Which is mostly AMD today, datacenter-wise. Intel doesn't have competitive products, only an inertia they have been losing at
by snvzz 4y ago
Do you mean x86 rather than Intel? Which is mostly AMD today, datacenter-wise. Intel doesn't have competitive products, only an inertia they have been losing at a worrying pace.
Intel has shown an interest in RISC-V, and will likely be pivoting to that. They're well aware x86 is unsustainable, requiring several times the effort (=investment) to simply remain competitive with the RISC competitors.