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by tw04
2106 days ago
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Because they want to own their own destiny? The same reason they could've OEM'd Mellanox switches but chose to buy the company instead. What exactly would their end-game be if ARM were acquired by say... a Chinese firm who DID decide to end licensing terms. Then what? |
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The problem is that controlling its own destiny gives it control over all its competitors destinies too - and that's not good. I have nothing particularly against Nvidia btw - the same issue would apply for any major SoC designer buying Arm.