Here is the problem with all this.
Intel has a 75% X86 Marketshare, AMD are eating in to that but its gradual.
In GPU's Nvidia have a 90% Marketshare and Nvidia are still taking more, that doesn't seem to be getting any better, AMD could end up like Intel in GPU's at 0%
Intel on their own, it seems, can't stop AMD from gradually taking some more of Intel's X86 marketshare and with that making it more even..
However with Nvidia's help, in terms of monetary kickbacks and influence with OEM's and SI's Intel could now push AMD out of the X86 market leaving AMD with nothing, it is now in Nvidia's interest to make Intel the monopoly in X86, Nvidia are calling the shots now at Intel, Intel exists now only in name, Nvidia have control of the X86 market and just as they have with GPU's they will push AMD in to marketshare irrelevance, with that making sure AMD don't have the money to R&D competitive products.
We don't get better CPU's from this, far from it, what we get is going back to when AMD couldn't compete with Intel and the decade of quad core CPU's, because that ultimately is the goal of all these big corporations, no competition and refresh the same products over and over again, with Nvidia joining forced with Intel they have the monopoly to make that happen.
This is not good news this is our worst nightwear, Nvidia controlling the X86 CPU space.
