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The interesting thing about RISC-V is that there are like 10 billion RISC-V microcontrollers out there that otherwise would have been ARM. So ARM has been movin
by gary_0 2y ago
The interesting thing about RISC-V is that there are like 10 billion RISC-V microcontrollers out there that otherwise would have been ARM. So ARM has been moving into the PC/server space while RISC-V pushes in from behind, at the opposite end of the line from x86.
- cptskippy 2y agoRISC-V is disrupting ARM's low end, the pace it's occupied safely for decades. As RISC-V matures, it will move upstream along the same path that ARM did. The difference is that it will be easier to move because the transition to ARM is demonstrating that companies don't need to be locked to a particular ISA.