Muse is one CPU-heavy implementation, not a proxy for sizing the agentic CPU opportunity
BenBajarin · x · 2026-09-28
Chip analyst Ben Bajarin argues Muse is just one vendor implementation that happens to be CPU-heavy; many other implementations will differ, some far less CPU-intensive. So Muse is a poor proxy for sizing the CPU opportunity in the agentic era. Details are coming in his firm's Agentic CPU Guidebook report.
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