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ARM owned the mobile market with ARM7 TDMI cores/socs back then. That's what allowed them to survive. Itanium on the other hand was killed by x86_64, yes.
by lstodd 3y ago
ARM owned the mobile market with ARM7 TDMI cores/socs back then. That's what allowed them to survive.
Itanium on the other hand was killed by x86_64, yes.