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Yup, and instead 68k, PA-RISC, Alpha, PPC, and others all fell to x86. ARM is clearly here to stay and took some of the 68k, PPC, MIPS, and low end/embedded x8
by Moto7451 2y ago
Yup, and instead 68k, PA-RISC, Alpha, PPC, and others all fell to x86.
ARM is clearly here to stay and took some of the 68k, PPC, MIPS, and low end/embedded x86 use cases.
Since the industry loves the idea of displaced incumbents we’ll see a lot of RISC-V articles for years to come.
- rbanffy 2y ago> Yup, and instead 68k, PA-RISC, Alpha, PPC, and others all fell to x86. All of these came before Linux dominated the server space. Back then, being able to run Windows was needed to escape the narrow Unix niche.