>So it wouldn't surprise me at all, if in another 20 years 90% of the 386's capability model has been bolted back onto AMD's long mode in a slightly different,

>So it wouldn't surprise me at all, if in another 20 years 90% of the 386's capability model has been bolted back onto AMD's long mode in a slightly different, and likely worse way. It will surprise me if x86 or arm are still relevant 3 years from now. The way I see it, as the first batch of very high performance designs releases, including but not limited to Ventana Veyron before year end, as well as Tenstorrent Ascalon in 2024, it will be obvious to any leftover skeptics in the industry that it is over, and RISC-V has won.