AMD 2013 APUs to Include ARM Cortex-A5 Processor for TrustZone Capabilities

This is really old news.

Yes, but the top thread is about the new MacBooks having an ARM core for security and the touch bar, so it's relevant to something that is news.

Even more relevant: the ARM1 (1985) could be a coprocessor for BBC Micro.

From Wikipedia:

>The ARM 1 processor was clocked at 8 MHz, and was fitted with 2 MB or 4 MB of RAM.

This is absolutely fascinating. So much RAM in 1985!

It would be great if qemu could use this to accelerate emulation of Arm processes.

it's news, for Apple and Intel, not for AMD