4 ms·
>>It's not necessarily what ARM wants to hear either because even though multiple cores on an SoC give it a greater royalty it is as a percentage of the chip pr
by swamp40 12y ago
>>It's not necessarily what ARM wants to hear either because even though multiple cores on an SoC give it a greater royalty it is as a percentage of the chip price. And a bigger percentage of $5 is not much at all.
Something tells me ARM is going to be restructuring their future licensing agreements a bit...
- sp332 12y agoI'm not sure. Selling $100 of chips that cost $20 each is probably harder than selling $100 of chips that cost $5 each, and ARM gets the same money either way. Cheaper tech tends to increase overall usage.