Sounds like you didn't fully grasp what the grandparent was writing about.
>> Eventually, it will be obvious that running shared workloads on a single piece of physical hardware has fundamentally unremediatable security implications
> I have server application capable of utilizing many threads and thousands requests/s. You think I will deploy it on tiny 2 core CPU? No thank you, it currently runs on powerful dedicated server from Hetzner where I control everything.
Your use case isn't covered here, you're neither a cloud nor VPS customer.
There will always be individuals and companies looking for dedicated hosting solutions, or just hosting it themselves.
However, for the rest of the world that wants to run their stuff in the cloud that's where Amazon's and other companies investments in ARM come into play. That's where we'll see disruption, the extinction the grandparent was talking about.
I have server application capable of utilizing many threads and thousands requests/s. You think I will deploy it on tiny 2 core CPU? No thank you, it currently runs on powerful dedicated server from Hetzner where I control everything.
>"AMD and Intel need to adjust, or face extinction ....
If they don't evolve, AWS will for them..."
Sounds like pontification / FUD.