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It did but only for servers: http://www.arm.com/about/newsroom/arm-ecosystem-collaborates-to-deliver-initial-server-platform-standard.php http://www.arm.com/ab

• cptskippy 10y ago
  So is that perhaps the reason why there has been little adoption or investment from OEMs into producing standardized boards?
  • rwmj 10y ago
    Yes, sort of. The other problem, shared with 32 bit ARM, is that there are billions of shitty Android chips made each year, and it's very easy to take one of these, slap it into a development board, add a proprietary kernel with random blobs, and sell it for $50. These crowd out properly designed server hardware, or anything that cares about freedom, upstream Linux, maintainability, virtualization, etc.