Reuters: MediaTek is working on a Windows-on-ARM chip for Microsoft Comments

• Anonymous
• 0xU
• 12 Jun 2024

IpsDisplay, 12 Jun 2024Game over x86... Eventually maybe..Yet more than 20 years latter we still have new TN panels on the market.

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• Anonymous
• LfV
• 12 Jun 2024

Rhoodin, 12 Jun 2024So if they are using ARM designs and launching in 2025 then.... 16 core X925 CPU ? + 24 core G... moreWhy?

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• Rhoodin
• 7kn
• 12 Jun 2024

So if they are using ARM designs and launching in 2025 then.... 16 core X925 CPU ? + 24 core G925 GPU? Lol.

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• Mills
• xFM
• 12 Jun 2024

x86 for Desktops will live. For laptops, we may be seeing the end of it

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• TechJocky
• U65
• 12 Jun 2024

IpsDisplay, 12 Jun 2024Game over x86... Eventually maybe..Far away from gamer over. Arm can't even replace x86 in mobile division, let alone in other areas like destok, servers, data centers or supercomputer.

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• FatShady
• CLq
• 12 Jun 2024

ProMax Ultra, 12 Jun 2024While competition is good,its pushing Intel,AMD to make markedly better chips but what im worr... moreand there are some that want these laptops to support up to 128/256gb of ram, they clearly want to pay 3 times the price of the base models...

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• ProMax Ultra
• CbF
• 12 Jun 2024

IpsDisplay, 12 Jun 2024Game over x86... Eventually maybe..While competition is good,its pushing Intel,AMD to make markedly better chips but what im worried about is upgradability.

Macbooks,Recently announced X Elite Laptops show a glooming future as every upgradeable component is soon gonna be soldered to MB.

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• Anonymous
• U@6
• 12 Jun 2024

IpsDisplay, 12 Jun 2024Game over x86... Eventually maybe..What about gaming though? As much I would love to see ARM succeed and X86 dominance reduce, all games are made for X86, translation loses performance upto 50% in some and 30% on average

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• Fire Smeller
• CGH
• 12 Jun 2024

I for one I'm glad where MediaTek has gotten too. Hope UniSoc and their likes gets there too,by perseverance off course like MediaTek.

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• Anonymous
• KLR
• 12 Jun 2024

Hope they won't fall victim towards the Copilot Recall fiasco which led to recalling the entire chipset lineup from spyware garbage.

That happened to Snapdragon X....

(Update: Microsoft will disable Copilot Recall by default, but it would better be gone from most users).

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• IpsDisplay
• 4m}
• 12 Jun 2024

Game over x86... Eventually maybe..

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• Anonymous
• 8IS
• 12 Jun 2024

Finally

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• Anonymous
• U@6
• 12 Jun 2024

Nvidia is making Windows on ARM SoC next year as well , very interesting options for 2025

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