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Intel used to make a whole line of StrongArm chips. Even today they ship Arm softcores with thier FPGAs. They have no issue with Arm's licensing.
by ZiiS 4y ago
Intel used to make a whole line of StrongArm chips. Even today they ship Arm softcores with thier FPGAs. They have no issue with Arm's licensing.
- andromeduck 4y agoIntel SSDs used ARM cores too.
- retrocryptid 4y agoI think I remember hearing that Intel's current or recent past networking products are Arm based. I had always assumed Intel was interested in RISC-V as a possible replacement for the wide array of non-x86 cores in network, baseband and storage controller products they fab.
- rjsw 4y agoIntel has "hard" ARM cores in their FPGAs, as does AMD (Xilinx).
- KerrAvon 4y agoIIRC, that turned into “XScale” and was sold off to Marvell.