2021 BRN Discussion, page-21451

None yet. My brain just finds it extremely difficult to accept Intel will not be adopting AKIDA in some form and get left behind.

I am willing to bet we will see an ARM IP agreement before the end of the year (amongst others, possibly Samsung too - purely speculative) but what is Intel's play if they DON'T adopt AKIDA???

They've been trying for years and spent billions to develop something better (unsucessfully), there is NO DOUBT they know AKIDA is coming for their market share.............DELL has already pretty much turned their back on them (according to reports on the DELL thread).

They're also strangely getting help from SAMSUNG to produce their next breed of processors before their new foundry is built in the U.S................(which ties into the speculation about SAMSUNG amongst other things.......)

SO WHAT IS THEIR PLAY?

Have they magically, suddenly and secretly designed something that will better AKIDA? Or have they been developing their new range of SOC's and incorporated our IP because the rest of the industry is likely doing the same and they're desperate to stay in the game?

Personally I think the latter.

PURE SPECULATION