>release date: 2012
>no out-of-order execution
>64-bit support but everything using it typically runs 32-bit software
>still being used in shitty phones and smartwatches, probably millions (if not billions) of embedded devices
>the Cortex-A55 failed to kill it, A510 is a joke
What's the secret?

>>105984132 (OP)
>What's the secret?
Normies have limited mental capacity. Around 10 bytes, and Cortex-A53 fills this string limit.

>>105984132 (OP)
The 2500K was actually good for its time though

>>105984132 (OP)
The router soc cartel have decided to upgrade from the 20 years old A7 core to these for their latest, 2020s era chips.
The toppest of tiers chips though, the ones that goes into $400 routers, actually get A72 cores. Fancy that.