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I don't think it's crazy though; I think it reflects that in software / OS development you save a lot of dev & qa time by minimising your hardware fragmentation
by xyzzy123 4y ago
I don't think it's crazy though; I think it reflects that in software / OS development you save a lot of dev & qa time by minimising your hardware fragmentation.
Also that if you have special sauce (eg a tensor chip), you want to give it to all users if you can, or developers won't bother optimising for it.
- fomine3 4y agoIt's also true for hardware. I think this is primary reason rather than software because bleeding edge SoC R&D fixed cost should be higher.