Microsoft and Intel have long been synonymous with the Wintel duo, dominating the CPU market for decades. However, Qualcomm's introduction of the Snapdragon X series is poised to revolutionize the game with its Arm architecture. Reviews from industry experts praise the battery life and performance of Snapdragon X PCs, like the Surface Pro 11 and Lenovo Yoga Slim 7X, signaling a shift in the industry. While Intel has reigned unchallenged for years, Snapdragon X processors are threatening its stronghold with superior performance and power efficiency. With benchmark tests showcasing Qualcomm's potential to rival Apple and Intel, the pressure is on for Intel to innovate in the Arm space or risk obsolescence. As the tech landscape evolves, the future of CPUs remains uncertain, raising questions about Intel's ability to adapt in the face of changing competition.