Probably not a chip, since the intermediate language is optimized for optimizing and compiling, not for executing quickly. Meanwhile normal instruction sets ar

Probably not a chip, since the intermediate language is optimized for optimizing and compiling, not for executing quickly. Meanwhile normal instruction sets are just a bytecode optimized to run quickly. LLVM-IR at least also isn't stable, so not a good thing to bake into a chip - but you could conceivably make a stable intermediate language.