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That is an extremely bold claim. I'd love for it to be true though. I'm interested to know why you think this – it's a common enough belief. What difference do
by matthewmacleod 11y ago
That is an extremely bold claim. I'd love for it to be true though.
I'm interested to know why you think this – it's a common enough belief. What difference does the ISA make, practically speaking, to the utility or performance of a device?
- smcl 11y ago"It’s a dead platform walking" sounds awfully like it's on the precipice ready to collapse in the coming years. I can see more ARM devices encroaching on x86 territory, but completely taking over seems a little far fetched.