Analysis: Why Atom-based SoCs are not hot?
Keywords: Atom SoC x86 processor intellectual property
[Summary of tips] You would think an x86 core would be selling like hot cakes for a SoC design but it seems that no one is taking up Intel's Corp's offer to sell rights to an Atom core for SoCs made at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Here are some armchair speculations. Most of it comes down to one thing—this new SoC model might......|
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