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They would technically have no market, because the Intel-AMD X86 license is non-transferable and expires if one party goes out of business.
by tadfisher 2y ago
They would technically have no market, because the Intel-AMD X86 license is non-transferable and expires if one party goes out of business.
- bell-cot 2y agoIANAL, however: - A token legal remnant of Intel, with 0 employees or properties, might suffice to keep that license ticking. - If the stakes appeared to be "or America will lose it's ability to make computers", then the government might find a judge willing to sign off on just about any sort of counterfactual, "because national security".