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That "low-end" x86 machine still has an Intel/AMD chipset in addition to the processor, possibly a BIOS/UEFI chip from yet another vendor - they're substantiall
by 15155 2y ago
That "low-end" x86 machine still has an Intel/AMD chipset in addition to the processor, possibly a BIOS/UEFI chip from yet another vendor - they're substantially more difficult from a hardware standpoint to get going than any ARM MPU. Debug tools are inferior, as well.
ARM MPUs became popular because they are actually easy to deploy.