> All the other part makers are all in with ARM. Intel is on an island.
Intel also has an ARM architecture license… they sold Marvell the Xscale assets, but retained rights to produce ARM chips should they desire to do so in the future.
Intel also has an ARM architecture license… they sold Marvell the Xscale assets, but retained rights to produce ARM chips should they desire to do so in the future.
The problem isn't so much x64 vs ARM but that, more broadly, high-performance CPUs are becoming commoditised.
Even Arm is tenuous at best with risc-v right on its heels.