It's the go-to for network socs and anything that doesn't actually need any real processing power.

>>107556377
>go-to for network socs
if you run a poverty gigabit line
ans any sort of qos/firewall rule brings it to its knees you get 100mbps

>>107556412
The cpu in network socs is like the 8051 in a usb controller, you're supposed to use dedicated hardware, in this case it's the network processor.
What's that? You can't program the network processor to do what you want? Not the vendor's problem, you didn't buy the support package.

>>107556377
nice and low power