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Good. Curious to see how much of this new arch will actually be adopted by Qualcomm, or whether they will diverge further with their (Nuvia-acquired) Architect
by rickdeckard 1y ago
Good.
Curious to see how much of this new arch will actually be adopted by Qualcomm, or whether they will diverge further with their (Nuvia-acquired) Architecture.
Either way, I hope the result is not causing fragmentation in the market (e.g. developers not making use of next-gen ARM features because Qualcomm doesn't support them)
- dogma1138 1y agoGiven the litigation I don’t see Qualcomm adopting any new cores whilst keeping on with developing theirs it’s going to be too risky as regardless of how many firewalls they put in place ARM could claim that their IP spilled over.
- rickdeckard 1y agoMy last status is that ARM backed down from invalidating ARMs ALA license earlier this year, so Qualcomm still has an architecture license to integrate ARMs designs into their own custom cores. Am I missing something...?