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Everything other than Apple/Qualcomm as a flagship is pretty minor. Most sell more midrange machines. I did mention Qualcomm and after paying for Nuvia I doubt

• snvzz 4y ago
  The subject of the lawsuit? It might never see the light of day with an ARM frontend. As for the RISC-V frontend, it must already be many years underway. When they bought Nuvia, they also got their team, imho most valuable part of the acquisition. I expect Qualcomm to be among the first to provide SoCs for RISC-V based Android smartphones and RISC-V based Windows laptops. I also expect them to show up in the datacenter with competitive RISC-V based server chip offerings.
  • re-thc 4y ago
    > The subject of the lawsuit? Can't use Nuvia license without paying ARM some extra fees i.e. licensing it for Qualcomm violates the "terms" says ARM.