Windows 11 won’t be officially supported on Apple M1 Macs, dashing the hopes of those who hoped to pair Apple’s new M1 Arm hardware with the new operating system. Microsoft called running Windows 11 ...

Microsoft partners with Parallels to unlock a virtualized Arm version of Windows for Apple’s latest laptops. Microsoft partners with Parallels to unlock a virtualized Arm version of Windows for ...

Microsoft Edge will support Apple's new M1 chips in the future. Developers can choose to run apps through emulation or recompile apps for Apple's own silicon chips. Microsoft Office already supports ...

When Apple announced in June that it would start building Macs with processors based on its own silicon that runs the Arm64 Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), that spelled the end for native Windows ...

The Apple M1 chip offers a powerful array of capabilities and function to run even Intel-specific applications on its platform while matching its speed and performance. Technology experts are using ...

Apple's M1-based (Apple Silicon) Mac mini, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air spelled the end of Boot Camp, the company's solution for booting into Windows natively on its Intel-based hardware. At the same ...

Now that Windows on ARM can emulate 64-bit x86 apps, how do these systems compare against Apple's M1? Not well, it turns out. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new ...

Apple’s new M1-powered Macs appear to meet the company’s audacious speed claims, but there are still some drawbacks compared to Intel Macs. One thing that’s getting lost in the transition to M1 is ...

Windows 10 and some ARM-based Windows 10 apps can perform better when virtualized on Apple’s new M1 Macs than it can when running natively on a native ARM-device like the Surface Pro X. That’s ...

The release of Apple's M1 system-on-a-chip (SoC) elicited plenty of comparisons between the company's custom silicon and that of Intel, the processor manufacturer it had used for years. Despite how ...

With recent tests showing that putting Windows onto Apple Silicon absolutely spanks the performance currently available on Qualcomm-made processors, one could be forgiven for thinking Qualcomm was ...