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lol 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
by pitterpatter 6y ago
lol 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.