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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
by 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.