Intel suffers from the build it and they will come flaw of engineering. I want multiple FPGAs in the CPU. Replace the PMU with an FPGA, replace the MMU with an

Intel suffers from the build it and they will come flaw of engineering. I want multiple FPGAs in the CPU. Replace the PMU with an FPGA, replace the MMU with an FPGA, and by replace I mean augment and extend. Of course an FPGA can't do all the work of fixed blocks. The ultimate problem is politics inside organizations and the lack of any sort of concrete creative thinking. That Intel isn't incorporating Altera into IFS and allowing IFS customers to include FPGA fabric into their designs is predictable but both astonishing. x86 and Altera as library IP only available on IFS would give them another 10 years of runway. Intel had the same market segmentation and lack of imagination in how they applied Optane. Heck, Optane should have had FPGA fabric in each dimm. It appears that each sub-sku has their own fiefdom and their own P&L that ignores ecosystem effects. Intel needs to be cleaned out.