Maybe you should actually inform yourself before posting a definite statment like this. That no RISC-V processor is competitve with any ARM processor is just s

Maybe you should actually inform yourself before posting a definite statment like this. That no RISC-V processor is competitve with any ARM processor is just straight up nonsense. RISC-V ISA wins in most metrics against ARM amd chips that implement it get higher performance on the same gate count. Your next claim that 'its all about that 20c licencing cost' is further nonsense that simple is not reflected by most companies in the RISC-V space. It probebly true for some, but WD for example has said that just based on cost they would not switch. Next lets talk about high end cores. Esperanto technologies is gone licence a 7nm RISC-V Core that competes directly with A-72 and A-76. That not as advanced as some of the cores you can licence but its very competitive in terms of soft-ip. That all said, mobile application processors will be a few years away but the primary issue is not the core performance itself.