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So it was Apple's moves into ARM that finally prompted Microsoft to improve Windows' support for ARM, whereas Microsoft's own forays into ARM were largely ignor
by Razengan 6y ago
So it was Apple's moves into ARM that finally prompted Microsoft to improve Windows' support for ARM, whereas Microsoft's own forays into ARM were largely ignored and forgotten, even by themselves.
- pitterpatter 6y agolol no. Windows on ARM has existed for many years now. And running x86-32 apps on ARM has also been around for a while. This is just the public announcement of also supporting x86-64 apps on ARM (AArch64 specifically). This was in the works before Apple announced its move to ARM.