choose ARM vs use ARM. i.e. they will not be using ARM by choice anymore. Unfortunately, I cannot edit the parent post anymore; As it's often the case, it's e

choose ARM vs use ARM. i.e. they will not be using ARM by choice anymore. Unfortunately, I cannot edit the parent post anymore; As it's often the case, it's easy to miss things even when re-reading your own comments. It was blatantly obvious when reading it again now. To get back on topic... you said: >Qualcomm wants to use IP that was 100% developed by Arm And then I told you, >You mean the ISA? Qualcomm has a license to the ISA that allows them to make and sell custom microarchitectures. They had it before they acquired Nuvia. You have not addressed that, at all.