"Enhanced Bobcat" is likely to be a decent step up and Intel don't really have anything to fight it with performance-wise. They're also a little slow in migrating the Atom series over to 32nm; it really does look as if Intel were either complacent about Atom or not too concerned with improving it (after all, it doesn't make them too much money). When we do see 32nm Atoms, we'll be seeing Krishna and Wichita at 28nm, so strangely enough, AMD will be in the lead in terms of process, if briefly.