> http://www.hpcwire.com/blogs/NVIDIA-ARMs-Itself-for-Heterogeneous-Computing-Future-113025584.html
> "As part of this strategy, the company has obtained rights to develop its own
> NVIDIA-designed high performance CPU cores using ARM's future processor
> architecture. Presumably this will be based on a future 64-bit implementation
> of the ARM ISA, given that 64-bit computing is the accepted standard outside
> of the mobile space."

From the same author, 6 days ago:

"At this point, it's not clear if NVIDIA intends to use the A15 as the basis for its first CPU-GPU processors or wait for a full 64-bit capable ARM architecture, which at this point is still under wraps."
http://www.hpcwire.com/features/ARM-Processors-Set-to-Challenge-x86-On-Its-Own-Turf-115153179.html?page=2

Seems he's gotten confused over time ;-)