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Yep, when a computer manufacturer with 10% desktop market share switches processor architectures, surely that will dictate whether the architecture will die. <-
by rezonant 6y ago
Yep, when a computer manufacturer with 10% desktop market share switches processor architectures, surely that will dictate whether the architecture will die. <-- This is sarcasm, to be clear.
- michaelhoffman 6y agoStrangely enough, Apple's architectural hardware choices have a history of having effects on the broader market disproportionately to their market share.
- larme 6y agoaarch64 is not only chosen by apple. There are so many linux arm64 sbc floating around. MS also has their own plan on arm platform