The day I designed my own mobile SoC
June 12, 2014
A few weeks ago I was working on this blog article, trying to figure out how to best represent our products visually. After I completed the work and was on my lunch break, a question came to mind: if I were building my own mobile application processor, what it would look like? The answer lies in the diagram below; please read on for the reasoning behind my choices.
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