Granted, this was one battle where nobody actually had any chance of dethroning us, but it's a win and I'll take it.
I know there are a lot of negative people here, but I'm personally enjoying the fact that things are starting to look up for us.
https://www.enterprisetech.com/2018/05/09/report-qualcomm-dropping-arm-server-chips/
Who does that leave? Cavium Thunderx2? That product line seemed to generate a lot of interest in COMMS-related server applications.
Funny
Nobody (in the ARM world) had a chance, but it didn't stop the analysts from assuming the worst and that QCOM, et.al. would build cheap, low-power servers that would take over the datacenter and cloud. In hindsight, it was pretty ridiculous to think that would happen.
QCOM is closing the site in Raleigh where all this work was being done, so put this one in the FACTUAL column.
Qualcomm chips only good for playing candy crush.😂