Sure, Intel can say these things, but that doesn't mean they can execute. Their history with every non-x86 venture has not been good. They've tried many times

Sure, Intel can say these things, but that doesn't mean they can execute. Their history with every non-x86 venture has not been good. They've tried many times and always failed. Of course, with the DOD pouring money on them, they won't have the commercial pressures they had before, but as I said before, being a defense contractor is not a trivial task.