doesn't make any sense to me. mobile devices are like the new PC industry all over again..they become more and more powerful with each generation. only now ther

doesn't make any sense to me. mobile devices are like the new PC industry all over again..they become more and more powerful with each generation. only now there's a power budget handicap unlike on PCs. in time to come, they will probably enter intel territory in terms of power budget and compute. the problem then will be, has the world switched to ARM software, or are we still using x86-64? its a cop out, but i imagine the world is not likely going to replace essentially all its software anytime soon.. i mean, there could be ports, but as long as i have a x86-64 machine and the software works, why would i switch? unless the ARM port is much better? i fail to see how its going to happen.. all in all, intel just has to wait for mobile devices to catch up with existing PCs..if i were them i'd fund all sorts of battery tech to help mobile computing on its way... separately, i thought intel always was ARM capable only they made hardly any ARM chips(i think they sold strongARM a long time ago)..and also a big difference between the ARM ecosystem and Intel is Intel is a fab as well..and a darn good one. the only thing(ok this can't really be true) Intel doesn't seem to be able to do is make a good graphics processor..