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Nuvacore is a startup founded by architects from Nuvia, the team whose work shaped Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chips for Windows on Arm laptops. Its first announced project, WarpCore, takes an unusual approach: designing the CPU core before committing to an instruction set architecture, leaving Arm, x86 and RISC-V as open possibilities. The coverage on WindowsForum.com treats this as a design-process story rather than a product launch, noting there is no chip, benchmark or confirmed ISA yet. The tag is relevant to readers following processor development and the Arm-versus-x86 landscape that increasingly affects Windows hardware.
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    Nuvacore WarpCore: Ex-Nuvia Team Builds CPU Core Before Choosing Arm, x86 or RISC-V

    Most CPU projects start with the instruction set. Nuvacore says it is starting with the core. The startup comes from the same architects whose last company, Nuvia, ended up shaping Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chips for Windows on Arm laptops. It has now given its first real description of how...