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James Brakefield <jim.brakefield@ieee.org> writes:
> Am trying to puzzle out what a 64-bit embedded processor should look like.

Buy yourself a Raspberry Pi 4 and set it up to run your fish tank via a
remote web browser.  There's your 64 bit embedded system.