CNETAnalysis: Given AMD’s recent struggles , it’s not a huge surprise. But is AMD’s announcement that it intends to produce full-on server chips based on ARM rather than x86 technology a big deal? Symbolically, it feels fairly epic. Momentum away from Intel’s x86 instruction set and towards ARM processors seems inexorable. It’s driven largely by the explosion in ultraportable computing, of course. That’s a market segment dominated by ARM compatible processors and one that Intel has conspicuously failed to crack. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s ARM-compatible Windows RT operating system has blown apart the traditional Wintel alliance of x86 chips and Microsoft software platforms. In that context, an announcement that the only other major maker of x86 chips is planning on making ARM chips certainly feels like a major turning point. Low-power processors That’s especially true when you consider that AMD has its own low-...
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