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I’m sure there are people who have legitimate issues with x86 and its extensions. I’m not one of them. What I believe most people are concerned with are low po
by Moto7451 6y ago
I’m sure there are people who have legitimate issues with x86 and its extensions. I’m not one of them.
What I believe most people are concerned with are low power high performance devices. ARM owns that space. It would be at the very least disruptive to have ARM platforms die.
On the high end Intel CPUs in servers are very expensive. Many people on HN have expressed hope that cheap ARM cores become good enough and drive down the cost of both on-prem and cloud servers.