Plus, it’s obvious Intel has a conflict of interest with its Atom chips, just like it did in the netbooks market. They don’t want Atom chips to become powerful enough as to replace their core market, because Atom chips are much cheaper than their main ones. They are building them for servers, but they are downplaying their importance because of this conflict of interest. And because they are doing is they will not push Atoms too much to that market, and it will be an easy win for ARM servers. Then, all that ARM chip makers will have to do is move up market and compete with Intel for a much lower price and much lower energy consumption.