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This feels a bit pedantic. ARM-the-CPU-architecture is increasingly making inroads with more efficient designs that deliver comparable performance to Intel's x8
by mort96 2y ago
This feels a bit pedantic. ARM-the-CPU-architecture is increasingly making inroads with more efficient designs that deliver comparable performance to Intel's x86 chips, thanks to Apple and Qualcomm. ARM-the-holding-company is not doing that, they just make mediocre designs and own IP.
- kllrnohj 2y agoThe post I was replying to had 3 other companies mentioned or referred to (INTC, AMD, and NVDA), it seems odd that they'd suddenly have meant ARM-the-ISA instead of ARM-the-company when ISA wasn't otherwise being discussed at all. But even if they meant ARM-the-ISA, that'd still put it in a fragile position when the 2 clear market leaders in the ARM-the-ISA space have no particular allegiance to ARM-the-ISA (Apple having changed ISAs several times already, and QCOM both being active in RISC-V and also being sued by ARM-the-company)