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That's not my experience, we've moved many cloud workloads over to ARM and haven't suffered stability issues. Maybe you mean the Windows implementation on ARM,

by _joel 2y ago

That's not my experience, we've moved many cloud workloads over to ARM and haven't suffered stability issues. Maybe you mean the Windows implementation on ARM, if you're using that, but that's not the chip's fault.

andrewstuart 2y ago
To be clear I’m not saying arm is unstable I’m saying I can’t imagine the windows ecosystem being reliably compatible. There will be problems, there absolutely has to be.
- _joel 2y ago
  Of course, Apple's gone through major chip transitions a number of times and there were issues. Those issues get fixed (on the whole) over time, so just don't be an early adopter if you don't want that pain. I think at this point Windows has already been running on ARM long enough to justify the title of this post.