ARM And Microsoft's Big Tease
July 29, 2010
The biggest tease of the year is the Microsoft-ARM architectural and instruction set licensing deal.
The companies announced the deal. Every hack in sight rang to ask ARM and Microsoft what would be done with the licence. Both companies said no more details are available.
"So why announce the deal at all?" I asked ARM's PR. She did her best for me, but I'm still no wiser.
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