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nRF534 - What are the limits of code running on the network core?

I'm seeking clarification on what all can be ran on the network core. In the Network Core introduction section of the Working with nRF53 Series page, it mentions `the network core [runs] reduced feature set, designed for ultra-low-power operation. Use this core for radio communication and for real-time processing tasks involving low-level radio protocol layers.` This leads me to believe that it is only designed for network protocols and nothing more.

Is there any limit to what can run on the network core? For example, is it too much if I have an LTE modem, WiFi, Bluetooth LE, and a few GPIO items (speaker, LED light, temp sensors) all running on the network core? From the board specification it looks like the only limitation is memory & cache.

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