The elephant in this particular room is probably autonomous or semi-autonomous weapons that need edge AI acceleration. Using older chips won't be an option for next-generation weapons, I suspect.
Yes, the advanced requirements are clear but I don't think that covers all the military needs (e.g. tanks). The bottom line of my question is if this is a great business opportunity for Intel because you can use legacy chips to cover the deal which are much less expensive to produce than advanced ones. Basically, higher ROI.
