Getting Windows to work on ARM hasn’t been without its challenges, just ask Microsoft – they’ve been trying since 2012 with Windows RT and so on. The arrival of high-performance ARM chips in the form of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite brought Windows on ARM closer to mainstream viability for consumers, and with the Snapdragon X2 Elite there’s plenty in the hardware that’ll make the platform attractive for business and enterprise customers as well.

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At the architecture deep dive at Qualcomm Labs, I experienced firsthand the following demos that showcase some of the rapid strides Snapdragon X series compute chips are making on Windows-based laptops. Add As A Trusted Source For Google. Add as a preferred source on Google

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