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Almost certainly. I remember hearing Apple saying that they asked for Windows on ARM and were told no. That being said, ARM hardware is nowhere close to being
by kmeisthax 4y ago
Almost certainly. I remember hearing Apple saying that they asked for Windows on ARM and were told no.
That being said, ARM hardware is nowhere close to being cross-vendor interoperable[0] and going from Qualcomm to Apple Silicon would require a significant reverse-engineering effort on Microsoft's part. The "spare key under the doormat" is running Windows on ARM in a VM under macOS.
[0] Hell, most vendors don't even bother with generational interoperability. Each chip is it's own island. Apple Silicon is a very unique exception.