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by samus
1626 days ago
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Hardware with x86 compatibility is only relevant if for some reason you are stuck with x86-only software somewhere in your stack. Or you have specialized hardware that you can't run on another platform for some reason. But I'd argue most new applications aren't dependant on x86: most modern and relevant programming language have production-grade compilers and runtime environments for ARM and increasingly also for RISC-V. |
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