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Does this not depend on how one sees the Arm transition matter playing out? It at least conceivable and IMHO, plausible for Qualcomm to see Apple, phones on AR
by ddingus 2y ago
Does this not depend on how one sees the Arm transition matter playing out?
It at least conceivable and IMHO, plausible for Qualcomm to see Apple, phones on ARM and aging in demographics all speaking to a certain Arm transition?
- rowanG077 2y agoI wouldn't be so sure. Windows on ARM has existed for more then a decade with almost zero adoption. Phones, both Apple and Android, have been ARM since forever. The only additional player is that Apple has moved their Macs to ARM. This to me means it would be pretty stupid for them to just throw up their hands and say "they will come". Because it didn't happen for a decade prior.
- ddingus 2y agoMaybe. Just trying to see it from other points of view. A decade ago, Apple was on Intel and Microsoft had not advanced many plans in play today. Depending on the smoke they are blowing people's way, one could get an impression ARM is a sure thing. Frankly, I have no desire to run Windows on ARM. Linux? Yep. And I am already on a Mac M1. I sort of hope it fails personally. I want to see the Intel PC continue in some basic form.