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The MIPS architecture is also not going anywhere, but its use in desktops and laptops computers is still minimal. Since ARM seems to be gaining popularity in t
by amock 17y ago
The MIPS architecture is also not going anywhere, but its use in desktops and laptops computers is still minimal. Since ARM seems to be gaining popularity in the personal computer market where it used to have no market share I wouldn't be surprised if MIPS started showing up as well.
- rbanffy 17y agoThat would also be interesting. A couple years back, Movidis has shown a MIPS-based multi-core server that had much better than x86 (at the time) power-per-throughput numbers. It was very Niagara-like.