Sure, but one of the challenges for 'SoC' companies vs 'server' chip companies has been that 'SoC' companies continue to think that the 'system' is mostly just their 'chip' (hence the SoC moniker rather than say CPU moniker)
To date, I am not familiar with any ARM licensees who have made 'CPUs' vs 'SoC's, they may be out there but I've not seen them yet. Something where the ARM CPU is the core but the system designer can pick the level of IO or memory that is included. Basically a socketed ARM chip like server CPUs are socketed today.
To date, I am not familiar with any ARM licensees who have made 'CPUs' vs 'SoC's, they may be out there but I've not seen them yet. Something where the ARM CPU is the core but the system designer can pick the level of IO or memory that is included. Basically a socketed ARM chip like server CPUs are socketed today.