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As Apple is a co-founder of ARM and holds and architectural license, I think the chances are high, that they neither pay any or significant royalties and have a lot of freedom. As could be seen in the special switch making the memory semantics of the Apple Silicon match that of x86, making the job of Rosetta easier.


Apple holds an architectural license, but I've never heard it suggested they can avoid paying royalties to ARM before. Doesn't seem very likely to me.




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