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Arm Holdings CEO expects Arm chips to capture 50% or more of PC market space by 2029
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Apple does share address space I believe.
Chiplets are still fairly close to each other, they need to be cooled. We're going to need some massive cooling solutions here. Fortunately ARM has great power efficiency at least compared to x86.
Of course SoCs are also the death of upgradablity. You upgrade everything at once or nothing at all, since CPU, GPU and RAM are all part of the same package.