ARM could consider to put a team on designing RISC-V chips. Remember, ARM earns money by licensing IP. RV is an open architecture, but a specific implementatio

ARM could consider to put a team on designing RISC-V chips. Remember, ARM earns money by licensing IP. RV is an open architecture, but a specific implementation or SoC based on it can be licensed IP just the same (probably is - gpu's etc). And several companies are doing just that. ARM has great expertise in this area. No reason it couldn't be a similar big player in RISC-V world (or at least, hedge their bets). In ARM's shoes, what would you prefer: RISC-V eating your market share, or RISC-V cores designed & licensed by ARM doing so? Not all silicon vendors design their own cores just because they can...