Laptops are starting to transition to ARM processors. The process is only beginning to begin; it hasn't really gotten going yet. I agree about mobile. I agre

Laptops are starting to transition to ARM processors. The process is only beginning to begin; it hasn't really gotten going yet. I agree about mobile. I agree about servers being in danger over the long haul. The x86 architecture has been the winner by default for decades. That is still mostly true, but it looks like it may no longer be true fairly soon. If CPUs become commodity chips, Intel may not have the financial strength to continue to be both a chip design company and a fab company. It may split off the fab business. (This is speculation, not really a prediction.)