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It's not arm as ARM architecture, it's just a russian acronym.
by rkuska 11y ago
It's not arm as ARM architecture, it's just a russian acronym.
- mrbill 11y agoI'm aware of that; I'm talking about how the K1 was originally supposed to be x86-compatible through microcode and then had to be implemented as an ARM chip when the licensing deal fell through. Obviously the Soviet chip doesn't have to worry about paying Intel licensing costs.