> Does that mean it'll be proprietary without the ability to upgrade parts Upgrading parts of a CPU hasn’t been a thing for quite a while now. When was the las

> Does that mean it'll be proprietary without the ability to upgrade parts Upgrading parts of a CPU hasn’t been a thing for quite a while now. When was the last time one could add a module of cache or a FPU? We’re talking about SoCs here, not devices. > or assume compatibility with common hardware standards There is basically no hardware standard in ARM-land > in order to squeeze out every bit of performance possible? Since when is it a bad thing?