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Not sure about your first point. ARM does license out its architecture/ISA (i.e. for you to implement your own processor with an ARM instruction set) in additio
by frankchn 12y ago
Not sure about your first point. ARM does license out its architecture/ISA (i.e. for you to implement your own processor with an ARM instruction set) in addition to complete cores (Cortex-A57, etc...).
This is how Apple and nVidia can design their own ARM-compatible chips (Apple A8/NVidia Tegra K1 "Denver") without relying on Cortex cores.