ARM vs x86: The Battle of Processors and What It Means for You!

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  • Опубліковано 26 січ 2025

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  • @janniecombrinkza
    @janniecombrinkza 25 днів тому +7

    This is essentially 9 minutes of the narrator saying the same two things over, and over.... just with slightly different words. 9 minutes Ill never get back.

  • @alanwake541
    @alanwake541 27 днів тому +6

    Meanwhile Snapdragon trying to buy Intel

  • @jaewanplayzofficial
    @jaewanplayzofficial 11 днів тому +3

    X86 should really be called AMD64 by now.

  • @ajohndaeal-asad6731
    @ajohndaeal-asad6731 4 місяці тому +6

    At least the pronunciation is correct for ARM! 😂 Love your channel btw

  • @Panacea9
    @Panacea9 Місяць тому +2

    If you still have a start that doesn't have a door then you can always be safe. You can always go back to that point and return to it.
    You can have varients with doors right at the start so you can check on the actions thoughout that system to make sure they are secure.
    You would need to keep it locked up and hubbed and away from people like Jim.

    • @Panacea9
      @Panacea9 Місяць тому

      You can make a lot of money for Canada just by taking back the chip and using it for auditing purposes.
      It is just a fantasy to many places.
      I think the only reason it isn't being done right now is....
      It is achievable though.
      You could do a lot of things with it though doing that is not a big jump but requires a good team to run it and have a place that can home them and provide them safety.

  • @atowncrazyhorse
    @atowncrazyhorse 2 місяці тому +1

    Thank you for the explanation, summed it up greatly. Did you create all those sweet graphics for the video? Did you pull those from the Internet? Ai?

    • @quantumfy
      @quantumfy  Місяць тому

      most were created in-house using programs like blender or After Effects and there were a few pulled from asset libraries that we figured were cool!

    • @tamimayan2028
      @tamimayan2028 Місяць тому

      @@quantumfy arm assembly is not enough in you as x86 , give me some books name and website name

  • @PKperformanceEU
    @PKperformanceEU Місяць тому +3

    ARM has already surpassed x86 in Performance with its new SVE2, SME2 and many other extremely powerful intrinsics and SIMD!
    X86 is losing on all sides it literally doesn’t have anything going for it anymore

    • @tamimayan2028
      @tamimayan2028 Місяць тому

      So for the future I should learn ARM assembly language instead of x86 assembly language

    • @PKperformanceEU
      @PKperformanceEU Місяць тому

      @ no point in mastering assembly unless you want to develop kernel extensions, embedded systems.

    • @tamimayan2028
      @tamimayan2028 Місяць тому

      @@PKperformanceEU but i think that x86 is very old,so it can be replaced by ARM . So should I learn ARM or x86. Recommend me

    • @PKperformanceEU
      @PKperformanceEU Місяць тому

      @ learn arm

    • @tamimayan2028
      @tamimayan2028 Місяць тому

      @@PKperformanceEU1. what assembly language ur learning
      2.there isn't enough information about ARM in you tube as like x86.so can u recommend me books,open source, website

  • @Panacea9
    @Panacea9 Місяць тому

    USA and some others would have a hard time building a chip and getting the talent to work on that project that would be unaffected by 'history'.
    Mike was surrounded by it all the time. It would have been there before he got there too and even if he knows it is a massive issue, getting rid of a swarm is hard to do. The top team isn't dull though they aren't diverse in thinking, so getting a tech project and to build it slow with the head overseeing it step by step isn't there.
    We actually did hear they got to drives, which were explained to me just as programming the control for read and write states and should have been accessible at their level. Someone there got to it and created viels so they can't actually do it. I am in the dark, but no one actually is there to work on it for them to recreate something old even.
    Uncovering who is buys in many places would be very valuable. However, even with computers and finding all tunnels might not uncover everyone as some might just be bombs in a sense, legacy, kids taught. Getting rid of the majority of the problem though might free some of those people though.
    Then it would be hard to actually enforce the system breaking countries with most people gone.

    • @Panacea9
      @Panacea9 Місяць тому

      Would it be benefiticial for USA to create their own start? Yes, for performance and customization alone it would be huge for decades or 100s of years as they can always tinker.
      Do they have the protection in them to do it safe? No...they would always have doors in them.
      The swarm is just hiring talent there anyway to sandbag.

  • @ArkSriva
    @ArkSriva 4 місяці тому +4

    Last 10 years were expected next 10 years will be exponential quantum leap
    Else
    Wasted

    • @glenwaldrop8166
      @glenwaldrop8166 3 місяці тому

      We're to a point of diminishing returns on silicon lithography. We're gaining density but power saving is now about management rather than the process. Process gains are minimal vs power management.

    • @ArkSriva
      @ArkSriva 3 місяці тому

      @@glenwaldrop8166 Optimized Power usage with Maximum Power, limits,
      Current trend is fuck power and heat, goo brrrrr with performance,
      Quantum computing can change the face here