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by socialdemocrat
2010 days ago
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It is mentioned in the article. ARM has a much larger and complex instruction set which means you need to have a larger silicon real-estate. E.g. for a minimal core with similar features, cache etc, a RISC-V CPU would take half the die space of ARM. Half the size is 4x cheaper, as cost grows exponentially with die area. |
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