This is interesting, 'cos Chromebooks started ARM then largely went x86. Current Chromebooks are more-or-less PCs, with slightly different boot loading; you can

This is interesting, 'cos Chromebooks started ARM then largely went x86. Current Chromebooks are more-or-less PCs, with slightly different boot loading; you can put x86 GNU/Linux on them if you want to. (Even Windows, if you're willing to mess with the BIOS.) I expect these ARM chips will be pretty conventional - because the other thing Chromebooks do is run Android apps.