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limited to an very old architecture no one is using anymore. ex-ARM employee here.
by dis-sys 6y ago
limited to an very old architecture no one is using anymore.
ex-ARM employee here.
- vidarh 6y agoI thought the point is the architecture license lets them design their own? Also Intel clearly has some sort of license that covers modern cores as well, given it manufactures FPGA's with various newer ARM cores based on its purchase of Altera.