I'm pretty sure that was a ARM binary translator, not a native x86 chip.
Quite wrong
in fact very wrong
have a read here ( and in case you cannot be bothered )
http://www.nvidia.com/page/uli_m6117c.html
M6117C
386SX Embedded Microcontroller
Product Overview
The M6117C is a highly integrated, low voltage, single-chip implementation of Intel? 386SX compatible microprocessor plus ULi M1217B chipset. The M6117C provides the following functions : 1) Intel? 386SX core 2)Supports EDO DRAM controller including FP mode 3) Coprocessor Interface 4) ISA interface 5) Peripheral Interface (includes two cascaded 8237 DMA controllers, a 74612 memory mapper, 2 cascaded 8259 interrupt controller, and an 8254 programmer counter 6) Built-in RTC 7) Built-in PS2 Keyboard Controller and Mouse 8)Built-in WATCHDOG timer 9)16-bit GPI/O10) IDE interface.
Features
Static Intel 386SX compatible Core
- Operating Power Supply 5.0V
- Operating frequency 25Mhz to 40Mhz
Coprocessor Interface
- Supports 80387SX coprocessor interface
- Memory Controller
- Supports EDO DRAM
- Supports on board memory size up to 16M bytes for 386SX or
- 64M bytes upgrade system using 256K, 512K, 1M, 4M or 16M
- SIMMs
- Supports up to 4-bank DRAM interface
- Page interleave DRAM access for FP mode
- Programmable shadow RAM from A to B segment in 128K byte and C to F segment in 32K byte unit
- Provides "RAS only" refresh or "CAS before RAS" refresh types
- Parity generation and checking
OK Sir Not an ARM binary translator But a FULL BLOWN x86 Chip
Production Ceased and There was no further Development was made Because Intel would not extend their licence to include later patents for new x86 instruction sets and other developments.
So for Nvidia Despite having a licence they had an Intel Brick wall built in their path
And So they Discontinued x86 Development
