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Yes, it's from arm, who has a vested interest, yes it's in poor taste, and yes, it's stretching in some places, but it's not necessarily inaccurate...
by deepnotderp 8y ago
Yes, it's from arm, who has a vested interest, yes it's in poor taste, and yes, it's stretching in some places, but it's not necessarily inaccurate...
- dtech 8y agoI do not understand the commotion either. As far as attack ads go, this keeps very close to the truth and points out legitimate concerns. This so far away from the early 00's Microsoft anti-Linux campagin that you can't even really call it FUD
- FullyFunctional 8y agoBecause it's fud. Each of the five points are either lies or stretching the truth, and is missing a key element: RISC-V allows people to innovate (on the implementation, not necessarily adding instructions to the ISA). To do this for Arm requires an architectural license which is insanely expensive (you can start many start ups for just this alone).