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HPE is the right size, market cap wise. All the other companies mentioned are to large (Market caps over $30 B). https://www.nasdaq.com/screening/companies-by-industry.aspx?industry=Technology&sortname=marketcap&sorttype=1

Ghz isn't what made the K7 faster than the PIII or the X64 faster than P4. They were just better architectures.

"a faster, more powerful chip than Intel for the first time." First time in a long time maybe, but not the first time. Athlon K7 was faster than the PIII when it was released and Athlon X64 smoked anything Intel had to offer until Core 2 came out.

I'm a cryptocurrency advocate and I firmly believe that approximately 5 in 5 ICOs are scams.

Intel's 10nm process is roughly 1.7x the raw logic density of the next densest 10nm process, albeit due to aggressive pattering techniques they also have the most complex process available to date. https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/10_nm_lithography_process

Not true at all. Linux support for Bay Trail/Cherry Trail was terrible until just recently, particularly if you got one with the goofy 32 bit eufi.

Almost certainly this is to make sure employees aren't storing items improperly in their pockets. That's the only thing that makes sense.