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The A72 supports at least three completely different instruction sets (A64, A32, T32), which has a cost. You could make a much sleeker A64-only CPU core as Appl
by brucehoult 7y ago
The A72 supports at least three completely different instruction sets (A64, A32, T32), which has a cost. You could make a much sleeker A64-only CPU core as Apple, Cavium, and Fujitsu do, though it's still not going to be as sleek as RISC-V.
- dmitrygr 7y ago> it's still not going to be as sleek as RISC-V Why? A64 is a completely new design, and unlike RISC-V, by people who've been doing it a while professionally and successfully