MIPS, Xtensa, and x86 aren't RISC-V, too, should we count them? ;) It's hard to measure how big RISC-V is for vendor-specific SOC wins. There's clearly a whol

MIPS, Xtensa, and x86 aren't RISC-V, too, should we count them? ;) It's hard to measure how big RISC-V is for vendor-specific SOC wins. There's clearly a whole lot of momentum. Performance and all of the new things ARM does aren't necessarily too relevant if you're designing a chip that goes inside a hard drive or whatever, but a few pennies a unit to ARM might be.