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They dont need to merge with intel to get the entire x86 market, they'll be getting that anyway if Intel folds. Even if Intel gets bought out, it'll be in piec
by esskay 2y ago
They dont need to merge with intel to get the entire x86 market, they'll be getting that anyway if Intel folds.
Even if Intel gets bought out, it'll be in pieces. Nobody wants to enter the x86 market, but there may be smaller segmenrs of the business that can help an ARM based business, or someone looking to get into GPU's.
- Wytwwww 2y ago> they'll be getting that anyway if Intel folds. Why would Intel "fold"? Their revenue is still 2x higher than AMDs... I mean obviously they are not doing great but its silly to say something like that at this point.
- toast0 2y ago> Nobody wants to enter the x86 market If the ISA patent licenses opened up, that might not be the case. When the topic comes up, it's more about Intel shutting down license transfers, so naturally companies have avoided x86.