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Microsoft & Qualcomm -- Blame for Broken Arm Promises? - YouTube

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Microsoft & Qualcomm -- Blame for Broken Arm Promises?

ARM Architecture is good, but Qualcomm's Snapdragon is not our friend! Join Wendell as he covers the disappointing reality of Microsoft's collaboration. 0:00...

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How so? It seemed fine to me. In the video he discusses the problems with arm and one of those problems is Qualcomm
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  “broken arm promises” sounds an awful lot like a violent threat. that’s all. that’s the joke.

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