Windows 11 can now run on ARM-based QUALCOMM processors
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You may have heard of it, I want to share with you a situation that will affect all developers.
Windows 11 announced that it can run on QUALCOMM ARM-based artificial intelligence-supported processors. This issue does not look good for classic Intel and AMD.
I wondered how this situation would affect developers in the future.
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@Fortune This has been the biggest news of recent times.
As you probably know, ARM-based processors can be developed by other developers too.
This means that in the future, Microsoft will be able to produce computers with its own ARM-based processors. Even NVidia :)
ARM is a real revolution for the computer industry. There will no longer be two options called Intel and AMD soon for PC side.
I think HISE is ready for this.
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@orange said in Windows 11 can now run on ARM-based QUALCOMM processors:
ARM is a real revolution for the computer industry. There will no longer be two options called Intel and AMD soon for PC side.
ARM has been around for a long long time. We also have IBM Power architecture (not sure if Windows will run on it though). I think the real "revolution" will be RISC V, with it being an open spec it doesn't have the licensing restrictions of ARM or the other options.
