qaz to HardwareEnglish · 4 days agoIntel licenses Atom-class x86 cores to startup, firm reportedly sharing RTL, enabling customer to build its own custom processors based on x86 general-purpose coreswww.tomshardware.comAquileo | external-linkAquileo | message-square11Aquileo | linkAquileo | fedilinkAquileo | arrow-up131Aquileo | arrow-down10
Aquileo | arrow-up131Aquileo | arrow-down1Aquileo | external-linkIntel licenses Atom-class x86 cores to startup, firm reportedly sharing RTL, enabling customer to build its own custom processors based on x86 general-purpose coreswww.tomshardware.comqaz to HardwareEnglish · 4 days agoAquileo | message-square11Aquileo | linkAquileo | fedilink
Aquileo | minus-squareanotherandrew@lemmy.mixdown.caAquileo | linkAquileo | fedilinkEnglishAquileo | arrow-up8·4 days agoThere are vanishingly few use cases where an anemic x86 would be a better choice than almost any ARM or RISC-V system. So perhaps not worthless, but close to it.
There are vanishingly few use cases where an anemic x86 would be a better choice than almost any ARM or RISC-V system.
So perhaps not worthless, but close to it.