As far as personal computing, that is, desktops and laptops, goes, Intel has the lion’s share of the market. In terms of computer architecture, x86 (and x64) still dominate what most consumers will consider to be the “serious” kind of computers, despite how ARM-based devices, thanks to smartphones, actually win by the numbers. But, as they say, change is coming … Continue reading
As far as personal computing, that is, desktops and laptops, goes, Intel has the lion’s share of the market. In terms of computer architecture, x86 (and x64) still dominate what most consumers will consider to be the “serious” kind of computers, despite how ARM-based devices, thanks to smartphones, actually win by the numbers. But, as they say, change is coming … Continue reading
