Not sure how you can say 'x86 is the way to go' for the next 10 years given how much progress Apple has made with it's M* processors over the last few years. Su

Not sure how you can say 'x86 is the way to go' for the next 10 years given how much progress Apple has made with it's M* processors over the last few years. Sure, Apple keeps all of it's processors to itself, but if they were able to do this over a few years, others surely will be able to as well.