Before you ask that question, I'd suggest that you wait till the release version of hololens comes out and see what the computational engine is
I lean towards thinking Intel has it in the bag. This sort of thing depends far more on the GPU and they probably have to do special work to cope with head movement nicely. If Microsoft are already developing it with an Atom processor controlling it there's no good reason I can see for them to change.
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