No Tenstorrent wouldn't have any advantage in choosing x86. My argument is that Intel as an organization would still face the same institutional inertia if they

No Tenstorrent wouldn't have any advantage in choosing x86. My argument is that Intel as an organization would still face the same institutional inertia if they developed a RISC-V cpu as they do with their x86 cpus. > that said, I believe a cleanroom RISC-V design by Intel would still progress faster at Intel than x86 Possibly. But it would still take a lot longer than Tenstorrent or even AMD (should they decide to do this). There's a lot of tasks that Intel tends to throw bodies at that an AMD or Tenstorrent have automated.