>Intel's problem isn't that competitors want to storm the castle and achieve domination over the landscape that x86 controls.
IMO it's both. While the importance x86 is declining, AMD is aggressively eating what ever part of it is left.
I also think that in the long term, as intel and amd build better x86 chips, the value proposition of ARM will slowly fade in favor of something like risc-v
IMO it's both. While the importance x86 is declining, AMD is aggressively eating what ever part of it is left. I also think that in the long term, as intel and amd build better x86 chips, the value proposition of ARM will slowly fade in favor of something like risc-v