| − | ARM processors are found everywhere, from cars, to hard drive peripherals to routers and traffic lights. It supports all of the functions of traditional processors, at the cost of reduced speed. Most cheap consumer electronics, use ARM, and most, if not all military robots (UAVs, etc.) use ARM for it's cost and ruggedness. Modified ARM processors are used as [[graphics processing units]], notably the Project Denver, of Nvidia Technologies. Notably absent from the GPU arm list is AMD, which uses amd64 architectures. | + | ARM processors are found everywhere, from cars, to hard drive peripherals to routers and traffic lights. It supports all of the functions of traditional processors, at the cost of reduced speed. Most cheap consumer electronics, use ARM, and most, if not all military robots (UAVs, etc.) use ARM for it's cost and ruggedness. Modified ARM processors are used as [[graphics processing units]], notably the Project Denver, of [[Nvidia]] Technologies. Notably absent from the GPU arm list is AMD, which uses amd64 architectures. |