In 1983, Acorn Computers needed a CPU. So 10 people built one. It was 1983, and Acorn Computers was on top of the world. Unfortunately, trouble was just around the corner. The small UK company was famous for winning a contract with the British Broadcasting Corporation to produce a computer for a national television show. … Read more
In 1983, Acorn Computers was at its peak. Unfortunately, troubles were also on the horizon. This small British company became famous for winning a contract with the BBC to produce computers for a national television program. The sales of its BBC Micro computers skyrocketed, with expectations to surpass 1.2 million units. BBC Micro magazine advertisement. … Read more
Selected from arstechnica Author: JASON TORCHINSKYTranslated by: Machine HeartEdited by: Panda, Egg Sauce The performance of the Apple M1 chip is powerful, showcasing the immense potential of ARM processors in the desktop computer market, while ARM had already become the absolute ruler of the smartphone market. Where did this chip, which has already taken control … Read more