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Intel is not under the impression that ARM is winning the architecture battle, you are. But did you know there are many new core designs every year, and that v
by childintime 2y ago
Intel is not under the impression that ARM is winning the architecture battle, you are.
But did you know there are many new core designs every year, and that very few of them are from ARM?
Second, it's very likely that your smartphone won't be ARM starting in the next few years. You'll notice when your battery suddenly lasts longer.
- runjake 2y agoWhat are these new core designs, if not ARM? What will be replacing ARM in smartphones in the next few years? If you’re going to say RISC-V, what leads you to believe that huge performance and power leaps will take place from what RISC-V is today?
- rwmj 2y agoSo Qualcomm's Arm-based laptops that last 2-3 times longer than the equivalent x86 laptops is just a figment of everyone's imagination?
- ffgjgf1 2y ago> So Qualcomm's Arm-based laptops that last 2-3 times longer than the equivalent x86 laptops Do they though? Anything to back this up? They seem to last 10-20% than Meteor Lake chips with somewhat better CPU performance and worse GPU.
- ffgjgf1 2y ago> But did you know there are many new core designs every year, and that very few of them are from ARM? Really? It took years for Qualcomm to become competitive with ARM’s cores again. Besides them and Apple what else is there? (Ampere I guess, but they are still insignificant and in an entirely different segment)