There's a third one: ARM doesn't allow you to license your ARM cores (of your own design) to third parties. Only ARM can do that.
Just curious, where aren’t they complying with the ISA? I know they use a couple registers in specific ways, but IIRC, the way they use it was left to the implementer so they aren’t diverging from the architecture.
Re:A Big Week for RISC-V
by thetallstick on Sunday February 13, 2022 @03:35PM
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Both are something Arm can adjust at any point and is in the process of adjusting post-Nvidia-collapse. All it is going to take is for Arm to stand up a review process to deal with the problem gracefully.