That's incredible to discount the entire embedded arm64 market, I believe starting nearly 10 years before that, because AWS and Apple (aka not embedded) hadn't done it yet. I mean obviously free to do whatever architectures, but that feels like it would be better to remove the reasoning from the article.
That's incredible to discount the entire embedded arm64 market, I believe starting nearly 10 years before that, because AWS and Apple (aka not embedded) hadn't done it yet. I mean obviously free to do whatever architectures, but that feels like it would be better to remove the reasoning from the article.