If that's true, not only is AMD wrong, so are all the other "datacenter ARM" entrants: HP, Dell, and Samsung to name a few. It's also unwise to cite the compan

If that's true, not only is AMD wrong, so are all the other "datacenter ARM" entrants: HP, Dell, and Samsung to name a few. It's also unwise to cite the companies who tried and went bust (like Calxeda) since the tech is still very early. A large entrant may be able to establish a niche some time before a startup could do the same.