Comments by "Me andmi" (@629Justme) on "CNBC" channel.

The thing I remember most about the ARM story was when it was described as a functional CPU that was turned off, not powered but was running on the residual power available in the off state. That started the understanding that this architecture was seriously power efficient. And likely led to its being adopted where power costs are crucial to the device. I still wonder why X86 can't do something with their more power hungry processors, well past tense since I know they are better at it since 20 MHZ was a fast CPU.
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