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China Bans AMD and Intel CPUs from Government Systems

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Theoretically, this should mean cheaper CPUs for the rest of us, but watch how they do the opposite and claim supply issues. ;)
 
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Replacing ALL those office computers will take multiple decades (maybe a century), considering output on non-Intel/AMD units...
Also, software stack isn't mentioned... are they planning to simply emulate x86 instructions (since native support that needs to be licensed) ?

Too little, too late.
You already answered your question. That is exactly what they have been doing for years.
 
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