When will they learn that architecture change is a game of software support and getting devs on board for it. The last launch was a dumpsterfire precisely because of this.
You can brute force x86 emulation with more cores and more gigahertz.
But why use an arm cpu at that point? Modern x86 mobile chips also came a long way in terms of power and efficiency.
A quad core desktop cpu from 2013 is enough for casual computing still.
When will they learn that architecture change is a game of software support and getting devs on board for it. The last launch was a dumpsterfire precisely because of this.
You can brute force x86 emulation with more cores and more gigahertz. But why use an arm cpu at that point? Modern x86 mobile chips also came a long way in terms of power and efficiency. A quad core desktop cpu from 2013 is enough for casual computing still.