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ARM only officially dropped 32bit support last year. https://m.gsmarena.com/arm_will_drop_32bit_support_in_the_big_cortexa_cores_starting_in_2022-news-45688.ph
by alberth 4y ago
ARM only officially dropped 32bit support last year.
https://m.gsmarena.com/arm_will_drop_32bit_support_in_the_big_cortexa_cores_starting_in_2022-news-45688.php https://m.gsmarena.com/arm_will_drop_32bit_support_in_the_bi...
- NobodyNada 4y ago...“in big Cortex-A cores.” ARM designs both the architecture specification and some reference designs. 32-bit support has been an optional part of the specification since ARMv8 in 2011. The article you link is saying that ARM’s Cortex-A reference designs will no longer include 32-bit support, which has nothing to do with Apple since Apple uses their own custom designs. Apple dropped 32 bit support in their own designs in (IIRC) 2016.
- doublepg23 4y agoafaik the last remaining 32 bit Apple SoC is in the Apple Watch Series 3.