10 years is a long time in tech. It's hard to say what will happen in that kind of timeframe. I suspect RISC-V won't have taken over datacenters by then, but I

10 years is a long time in tech. It's hard to say what will happen in that kind of timeframe. I suspect RISC-V won't have taken over datacenters by then, but I could see it being an emerging, stably growing phenomenon. Without sounding too critical, I feel like this is sort of a discussion about strawmen. Keller set up the strawman so this is responding to that, but I think the title or something is misleading and so it doesn't do much to address the fact it's still a strawman. "No competitive RISC-V servers" is not the same as "everything will be competitive RISC-V servers."