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At the hardware level, I wonder why, though - don't the modern x86 CPUs have a completely different internal architecture anyway?
by Koshkin 6y ago
At the hardware level, I wonder why, though - don't the modern x86 CPUs have a completely different internal architecture anyway?
- amelius 6y agoBecause to change to another fab you "just" have to get a single transistor (or a few devices) working (and duplicate that a billion times). Changing to another ISA requires a lot of redesign.