There are some strange assertions there apart from the definition of ASIC. ISAs aren't assembly languages. I could believe there are may be more ARM and, part

There are some strange assertions there apart from the definition of ASIC. ISAs aren't assembly languages. I could believe there are may be more ARM and, particularly, RISC-V chips without all those features than with. Since when has C the language specified what it compiles to, to exclude Lisp machines? I read about Oak (later Java) on my second or third generation of SPARC workstation, when I'd used RS/6000. Few people remember what Sun did market to run Java exclusively. IBM might argue about the similarity of our POWER9 to x86 but I don't much care.