Bear in mind that the X-Gene is on a 35nm node and the A1100 is on 28nm, versus 14nm for Xeon-D. Applied Micro have announced a 16nm X-Gene 3 for this year via TSMC, and Qualcomm have a 14nm server processor in development via GlobalFoundries. We&#x27;d expect at least a 30% reduction in power from this change in process node.<p>I think we could well see ARM server processors close the gap with Intel by the end of this year, which is an exciting prospect.<p>IMO ARM&#x27;s trump card is the diversity of their IP ecosystem. This has been integral to their success in the mobile SoC market and could become a genuine game-changer in the server market.