Considering Intel is merely considering it at this stage means they're probably still several years away from actually releasing chips without 16/32-bit support.
By that time, CPUs will be faster, and Intel will have had plenty of time to figure out the emulation layer.
These days, how much performance-critical software is even being built in 32-bit?
By that time, CPUs will be faster, and Intel will have had plenty of time to figure out the emulation layer.
These days, how much performance-critical software is even being built in 32-bit?