ARM-based CPUs will overtake x86 in ultra-mobiles in 2013, says ABI Research

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ARM-based CPUs will overtake x86 in ultra-mobiles in 2013, says ABI Research

Press release, January 22; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES

Friday 22 January 2010

While an estimated 90% of ultra-mobile Devices (UMDs) shipped in 2009 were based on an x86 processor architecture, the introduction of ARM-based systems introduces greater choice and differentiation for system vendors, according to ABI Research, which...

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