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I don't think it was unique, just that MIPS, PowerPC and the other players at the time were linked to large companies that were not as good at working with ever
by zwieback 8y ago
I don't think it was unique, just that MIPS, PowerPC and the other players at the time were linked to large companies that were not as good at working with everyone and anyone who wanted to use their cores.
- baybal2 8y ago>I don't think it was unique, just that MIPS, PowerPC and the other players at the time were linked to large companies that were not as good at working with everyone and anyone who wanted to use their cores. The no. 1 reason ARM went ahead