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We know that Intel has a 32-bit Arm architectural license and likely has a 64-bit but not all of those are publicly known.

Intel is a major investor in SiFive [1]. I think they're aware of the need to diversify in the CPU space.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SiFive#Growth

Intel Capital invests in tons of exciting startups. I wouldn’t take that investment as a sign of corporate direction but more of a good, if speculative, investment.

It looks like the total capital raised by SiFive is under $200 million, which makes even a sizable investment by intel to be peanuts to them.

Intel has had an ARM license since 98